Difference between revisions of "Christian apologetics websites"

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* [http://www.ApologeticsWiki.com/ Christian Apologetics Wiki] — [[Wiki]]-based Christian apologetics
 
* [http://www.ApologeticsWiki.com/ Christian Apologetics Wiki] — [[Wiki]]-based Christian apologetics
 
* [http://www.actministry.org Academy for Christian Thought]
 
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* [http://www.rbc.org/rtb/ 10 Reasons to Believe]
 
 
* [http://www.answersforhope.org/ Answers for Hope]
 
* [http://www.answersforhope.org/ Answers for Hope]
 
* [http://www.typologetics.com/ Typologetics - Christian Apologetics through Literary Analysis of the Sacred Texts]
 
* [http://www.typologetics.com/ Typologetics - Christian Apologetics through Literary Analysis of the Sacred Texts]

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Christian apologetics is the defense of the Christian faith through the use of evidence and logical arguments. It offers arguments for the existence of God and specific arguments for the validity of Christianity.

Christian apologetics also offers rebuttals of opposing worldviews. For example, rebuttals to atheist arguments.

Below are some excellent Christian apologetic resources from various Christian websites.

General Christian apologetics websites

Historical and legal apologetics

Historical apologetics:

Christian legal apologetics:

Bible archaeology

Bible archaeology and dating:

Christian worldview/Christian philosophy

Websites and web material specifically dealing with atheism:

Videos on atheism:

Web articles and videos on atheism:

Creation science ministries and other resources

Conservapedia articles on evolution and creation science:

Bible prophecy articles and websites

Analysis of Bible prophecy from Christian scholars/apologists

Rebuttal to atheist Steven Carr concerning Bible prophecy:

Presuppositional apologetics websites

Biblical inerrancy resources

Integrated apologetics

See also: Integrated apologetics and Trinity Graduate School of Apologetics and Theology

See also