Is apologetics a dead end? Sean McDowell & Myron B Penner
Myron B Penner wrote 'The End of Apologetics: Christian witness in a postmodern context'. He argues that rational defence of the Christian faith can become a form of idolatry and that modern believers need to rethink their relationship with apologeti...
December 29, 2017
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Is apologetics a dead end? Sean McDowell & Myron B Penner
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Is apologetics a dead end? Sean McDowell & Myron B Penner
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Myron B Penner wrote 'The End of Apologetics: Christian witness in a postmodern context'. He argues that rational defence of the Christian faith can become a form of idolatry and that modern believers need to rethink their relationship with apologetics.
Myron engages with Sean McDowell who with his father Josh has written an updated version of the classic apologetics book 'Evidence That Demands a Verdict'. They discuss the benefits and limits of apologetics and why Myron wrote a book critiquing the whole area.
For Sean McDowell: http://seanmcdowell.org/
For Evidence That Demands a Verdict: http://seanmcdowell.org/item/evidence-that-demands-a-verdict
For Myron B Penner: http://bakerpublishinggroup.com/books/the-end-of-apologetics/285610
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