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In Part 14 of this Introduction to Apologetics we continue our look at a version of the cosmological argument for God called the Kalam Cosmological Argument.

In Part 13 of this Introduction to Apologetics we consider a version of the cosmological argument for God called the Kalam Cosmological Argument.

In Part 12 of this Introduction to Apologetics we consider a version of the cosmological argument for God a formulated and influenced by G. W. Leibniz.

Dr. Rob Koons joins me on Think for Christ to walk us through his formulation of the First Cause Argument. To find resources from Dr. Koons' work, including his published books, articles, and interviews visit his personal website at https://robkoons.net.

In Part 11 of this Introduction to Apologetics we begin our look at the cosmological argument which, in its various forms, seeks to show that God is the ultimate reality and ultimate explanation for the existence of the universe.

In Part 10 of this Introduction to Apologetics we set the stage for the next step of the classical method of apologetics with an introductory look at the project of arguing for the existence of God.

How should we think about the relationship between theology and philosophy? This is the question we are going to tackle in this episode of Think for Christ. To help us work through it, I'm joined by a Christian philosopher who I consider to be leading voice in this important conversation, Dr. Richard Howe.

In Part 9 of this Introduction to Apologetics we continue our consideration of the relationship between science and faith. The question we tackle here is this: Is science at war with Christian theism?

In Part 8 of this Introduction to Apologetics we begin our consideration of the next foundational issue regarding the relationship between science and faith. The first question we tackle is this: Is science the only valid or trustworthy source of truth about reality? Those who answer 'yes' to this question endorse the anti-Christian position known as scientism.

In Part 7 of this Introduction to Apologetics we consider the foundational question, What is truth? Is what is true, true for me, or true for everyone? Is truth relative or absolute, subjective or objective? What about tolerance? And don't all religions basically teach the same thing? These are questions that we take up in this episode of Think for Christ.