A 10 hour Course on Apologetics

This course covers:

The importance of Apologetics.
Three great questions to ask in any philosophical discussion.
The Historical argument in great detail-one of the best comprehensive arguments for the truth of Christianity.
The Evidence for the Resurrection which contains important and helpful content that you don't normally hear.
How to answer the charge of Bible Difficulties/Apparent Contradictions.
How to answer those who say morals are relative.
The Problem of Evil.
The Moral argument for the Existence of God.
Criteria of a good worldview.
Practicing apologetics-answering anti-Christian quotes.

These files are all about 12Mb in size, about 20 minutes in length, and are in the MP3 format that can be played with Quicktime or Windows Media Player.

Download class notes in Acrobat file format.
1a	Why Apologetics is important	6a	Contradictions continued
1b	Why Apologetics is Important	6b	Begin ethical relativism
1c	Three Good Questions	6c	Ethical relativism continued
2a	Introduction to the Historical Argument	7a	Ethical relativism continued
2b	The reliability of the New Testament-the bibliographic test	7b	Finish ethical relativism
2c	The reliability of the New Testament-the internal test	7c	Postmodernism
3a	The internal test continued	8a	The problem of evil
3b	The external test	8b	Three Theodicies
3c	Jesus' claim to be God	8c	The inductive problem of evil
4a	The resurrection-the empty tomb	9a	The moral argument
4b	Resurrection con't.	9b	Joseph Stalin and murder
4c	Jesus' endorsement of the Bible	9c	Finish the moral argument
5a	Good questions to ask the skeptic about Christianity	10a	Worldview criteria
5b	How were the 27 books of the New Testament selected?	10b	Worldview criteria continued
5c	How to answer the charge of Bible contradictions	10c	Answering anti-Christian quotes

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