Did the historical Jesus Christ really rise from the dead? How can a Christian be sure that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is not a theological myth or superstition? Can we reconcile this miracle with a modern mindset that is well informed by all the scientific advancements in the 21st century? The resurrection of Jesus […]

A proper explanation of the necessity and sufficiency of the atonement of Jesus Christ on the cross of Calvary should be able to answer the following logical questions: Was Jesus with sin at any point in time at the cross? How did a sinless Jesus become sin (2 Cor. 5:21) and a curse (Gal. 3:13)? […]

The scholarly reconstructions of the history of Jesus of Nazareth based upon scientific-historical methods unquestionably prove that Jesus Christ was an integral part of World History. Pieces of evidence such as the New Testament documents, ancient Jewish/Roman writings, testimonies of patristic writers, and the impact of Christianity in history, converge to establish the historical reality […]

(Please note: For better understanding, please read the previous parts of this study before reading this one.) Click here to read Part 01 of this studyClick here to read Part 02 of this study  To effectively deal with an ever-growing array of questions against Christianity, an apologist has to cover a wide range of diverse areas […]

(Please note: For better understanding, please read the previous parts of this study before reading this one.)Click here to read Part 01 of this study The attacks against the scriptures come from diverse fields. Acquiring the basic tools of Christian Apologetics helps to defend against those attacks and helps the faith being shaken by the […]

Etymology and Semantics The word “Apologetics” is derived from the Greek word “Apologia” which means ‘To speak in one's defense’. The word meaning for the English word 'Apologetics' can be defined as ‘constituting a formal defense or justification of a theory or doctrine’. This word has no relation with the English word ‘Apology’ even though […]