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In reply to the discussion: Could someone explain what apologetics are? [View all]cleanhippie
(19,705 posts)54. Is that an argument for half-baked nonsense or the ignorance of men?
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Thanks. I did that, but seemed like most of the sites were arguments, but in various directions.
Frustratedlady
Nov 2012
#5
You do realize that Christian Apologetics is anti-science, reason and logic, right?
cleanhippie
Nov 2012
#12
I studied apologetics years ago...in my last attempt to defeat my head.
Sekhmets Daughter
Nov 2012
#15
By active Christians, I mean they attend church (Methodist) at least 2ce/week...
Frustratedlady
Nov 2012
#20
Why yes, the Discovery Institute and Answers in Genisis are all about reason and logic.
cleanhippie
Nov 2012
#36
You do realize that apologetics is far more than this litlle backwater site you posted.
rug
Nov 2012
#38
"Half-baked nonsense and nothing more"? Do they not receive tax-free funds?
AnotherMcIntosh
Nov 2012
#51
Neither. At most, it's an argument for doing away with the tax-exemptions.
AnotherMcIntosh
Nov 2012
#56
When it comes to theology, the premise of the existence or nonexistence of a god must be a given.
rug
Nov 2012
#50
Oh, it is much more than simply defending christian religious beliefs when questioned...
cleanhippie
Nov 2012
#10
In practice, such as what the OP is referring to is much more than "reasoned arguments"
cleanhippie
Nov 2012
#16