Christian Apologetics

Learning to defend the Christian faith with careful reasoning and biblical fidelity.

Worldview Analysis

Examining the foundational assumptions behind competing systems of thought.

Biblical Theology

Understanding Scripture through careful interpretation and a Mid-Acts dispensational perspective.

Stage 1

Introduction to Christian Apologetics

Learn

1. What is Christian Apologetics
2. The Christian Apologist as an Ambassador
3. Why Philosophy Matters for Christians
4. Why Apologetics Needs More Than Just Isolated Evidence

Stage 2

What Worldviews Are

Learn

1. What Is a Worldview?
2. How Worldviews Are Structured
3. No One Reasons from Nowhere
4. The Myth of Neutrality

Stage 3

The Role of Evidence and Interpretation

Learn

1. Why Evidence Requires Interpretation
2. Facts, Evidence, and Arguments
3. Standards of Proof and Probability
4. Why Disagreements Persist Despite Shared Evidence

Stage 4

The Necessity of Justification

Learn

1. What Justification is, and Why It Matters
2. The difference between using and justifying
3. Can We Know Anything?
4. Confidence, Certainty, and Knowledge

Stage 5

Introduction to the Preconditions of Intelligibility

Learn

1. What Makes Reasoning and Knowledge Possible
2. Truth
3. Logic
4. Rational Inference
5. Induction
6. Morality
7. Identity
8. Language
9. Meaning
10. Human Dignity

Stage 6

Explore Transcendental Reasoning

Learn

1. What a Transcendental Argument is
2. Necessary Conditions and Probable Explanations
3. The Structure of Transcendental Argumentation
4. Common Objections to Transcendental Reasoning

Transcendental Worldview Analysis

for the preconditions of intelligibility.

Christian Worldview Foundations

Build a biblical understanding of reality, truth, knowledge, morality, meaning, and the nature of man.

Mid-Acts Dispensational Theology

Study Scripture according to its dispensational distinctions and Paul’s unique apostleship.