This course taught by Dr. Suzanne Vincent, retired professor/medical researcher, provides a comprehensive approach for studying Christian apologetics using an interdenominational approach. It reviews major men and women apologists, including Saint Augustine, and this assessment extends through the 21st century. It helps students distinguish between different methods including classic proofs for the existence of God, presuppositionalism and Calvinistic approaches, evidence of Jesus’ birth, crucifixion, and resurrection, design in the universe and nature, and inherent morality or conscience within the soul. There are two required textbooks for this course:
Course Content
Introduction: Various Lists of Christian Apologists – Lesson 1
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Christian Apologists Who are Women – Lesson 2
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Contrasting Different Worldviews – Lesson 3
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Other 20th Century Apologists – Lesson 4
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History of Apologetics and Concluding Remarks – Lesson 5
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