Continuing in this extended series on the four domains of Christian knowledge (Theology, Church History, Spiritual Formation and Apologetics), I turn now toward the discipline of Historical Apologetics. Unlike Philosophical Apologetics, which primarily uses the natural world, or creation, as its primary source of theorizing, Historical Apologetics deals with a specific set of data: historical test... »
Children goes to school in uniforms. On their uniform is a school badge. On the school badge are symbols, icons and a motto. Passersby seeing the badge goes “Ah, this child goes to that school. Water baptism is like that badge. There’s death, burial and resurrection for its symbols. The motto is Unity & Love. Passersby seeing your baptism goes “Ah, this child is a follower o... »
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Can we be certain something is true if all we have is circumstantial evidence? Can this form of evidence be trusted to lead us to truth, even the truth of Christianity? Can we be certain something is true if all we have is circumstantial evidence? Can this form of evidence be trusted to lead us to truth, even the truth of Christianity? »