Por Amy Davison Durante los últimos meses, el tema de la conferencia de Mujeres en Apologética (WIA por sus siglas en inglés) del 2020 ha estado dando vueltas en mi cabeza: «Encuentra tu voz». Esto es lo que atrajo a muchos de nosotros a la apologética. Es un anhelo por respuestas a preguntas difíciles, las
By Amy Davison For the past few months, the 2020 WIA conference theme has been bouncing around the back of my head: “Find Your Voice.” This is what drew many of us into apologetics. It’s a yearning for answers to difficult questions, the praises that spill out as we come to know God better, and
By Amy Davison Dan and Sarah were regulars at our high school apologetics club. Each Thursday, they’d faithfully walk through the door arm in arm for an hour of discussion and some free chips and soda. Their relationship was fun to watch (ah, youth!) and while they were like peas and carrots most days, a
By Amy Davison What is Truth? This age-old question is still being asked today, and so, as Christian apologists, we must answer it… Absolute Truth Absolute truths are statements or beliefs that are true for all people, at all times and in all situations, and cannot be changed. These can come in both moral and
By Amy Davidson A few weeks ago, my trip down the rabbit hole of research led me to a YouTube recording of scholar and skeptic, Dr. Bart Ehrman, who was arguing against the reliability of the Bible because of “irreconcilable differences” between the gospel accounts.1 He claimed that if Scripture was divinely inspired then we
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