Understanding the Times Series: Apologetics, Book 2 Student Text
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043451
ISBN
9781957406435
Grade 9-12
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Publisher's Description of Understanding the Times Series: Apologetics, Book 2 Student Text
Apologetics Student Text
The Apologetics student textbook is written for a 10th-grade audience, but presents valuable information for any high-school Bible class. Chapters include clear explanations of concepts, student reading objectives and call-out definitions to support student learning.
This Scripture-filled textbook is written to help students thoughtfully engage the Christian faith and share it with others. Your students will come to understand the importance of evangelism and apologetics and how to respond to common objections to a biblical worldview.
Apologetics is intended to present the importance of evangelism and apologetics and how to respond to common objections to a biblical worldview. It is the second book in the four-part Understanding the Times Series, written for 9th to 12th graders. Foundations is written for a 10th-grade audience but can also be used in other grade levels.
Apologetics covers topics about:
The Bible’s trustworthiness and metanarrative
The Christian’s calling to evangelism and apologetics
Faith in a pluralistic and skeptical age
Biblical responses on the topics of science, evil, hell, violence, and gender
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