Kathmandu Center for Christian Studies
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This concise guide is filled with illustrations, sidebars, and memorizable steps to help Christians stand their ground and defend their faith with reason and…
Principle of Embarrassment: is a principle that is employed to validate the trustworthiness, authenticity, and truthfulness of any historical document. Christian apologetics also applies…
Principle of Enemy Attestation: Any source that does not have sympathy for a certain person, message, or cause comes to affirm something about it.…
Finally, Neff demonstrates how Stanley Grenz, evangelical Baptist theologian, presents his apologia – what Christians really believe and why – to today’s youth. Grenz…
Zarathustra Shrugged—What Apologetics should Look Like in a Skeptical Age Andy Crouch’s essay entitled “Zarathustra Shrugged: What Apologetics should look like in a skeptical…
Was the Tomb Really Empty? In his essay “Was the Tomb Really Empty?” Robert H. Stein believes that Christianity without the resurrection of Jesus…
This is a summary of the chapter titled ‘Divine Omnipotence and Divine Goodness’ from C.S. Lewis’s book, ‘The Problem of Pain’: Clive Staples Lewis…
Why Apologetics? In harmony with the Great Commission in the Matthew 28:18-20, Your and my responsibility as a Christian is to make disciples of…
