Course curriculum
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Lesson Overview
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Why God Allows Evil, Part 1
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Why God Allows Evil, Part 2
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Why God Allows Evil - Part 3
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Why God Allows Evil - Part 4
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Integration: Discussing the Problem of Evil
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Lesson Overview
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World Religions, Part 1
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World Religions, Part 2
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World Religions, Part 3
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World Religions, Part 4
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Integration: The Uniqueness of Christianity
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Lesson Overview
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Relativism, Part 1
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Relativism, Part 2
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Relativism, Part 3
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Relativism, Part 4
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Integration: Relativism
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Defending the Faith, Part 1
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Defending the Faith, Part 2
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Defending the Faith, Part 3
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Defending the Faith, Part 4
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Integration: Tactics
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Recommended Resources
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Course Evaluation
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About this course
- $24.99
- 3 hours of video content
Course Authors
Greg Koukl
Greg Koukl is the founder and President of the apologetics ministry, Stand to Reason. He has two Master’s degrees, one an M.A. from Talbot School of Theology, where he also serves as an adjunct professor in apologetics. He has published seven books in the area of Christian apologetics.
Craig Hazen
Craig Hazen is the founder of the master's program with a concentration in Christian apologetics at Biola University. He is the editor of Philosophia Christi, a philosophy journal. He is also the author of the monograph The Village Enlightenment in America; the acclaimed apologetics novel Five Sacred Crossings; and dozens of articles and chapters in various books and journals. Craig is a recipient of the Fischer Award, the highest faculty honor at Biola, and has lectured across North America and Europe on key apologetics topics, including lectures on Capitol Hill and in the White House. He is a popular church and conference speaker and a former co-host of a national radio talk program.
Clay Jones
For sixteen years Clay was a professor in the MA in Christian Apologetics program at Talbot School of Theology and was formerly the chairman of the board of Ratio Christi, a university apologetics ministry. Previously, he was the executive director of Simon Greenleaf University (now Trinity Law School) and served on the pastoral staff of two large churches. He holds a Doctor of Ministry from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.
Become equipped in essential apologetics topics to help you confidently engage questions about the truth of Christianity.
In this course, you will listen in on some of the world’s top apologists - Clay Jones, Craig Hazen, and Greg Koukl - as they give lectures on essential topics for any Christian getting started in apologetics. They address key questions such as “Why does God allow evil?”, “Is morality objective or subjective?” and “How can I know Christianity is true?” You will be equipped with tactics for handling apologetic conversations with comfort and confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How long will it take for me to complete this course?
Each lesson is designed to take approximately 1-2 hours, depending on how deeply you engage the reflection and discussion questions. Since this is a self-paced course, the time it will take you to complete it will depend on the speed with which you want to progress through the course.
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Will I be able to interact with the professor(s) during the course?
Since this course is designed as a self-paced experience, you will not have any interaction with the professor during the course.
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Will I need to purchase any additional materials?
No. The course contains everything you need to successfully complete the course. There are resources recommended at the end of the course that you are free to purchase if you wish to pursue further study on the course topic.
About the Provider
Talbot School of Theology |
Biola University
Talbot School of Theology is a theologically conservative, evangelical seminary in Southern California near Los Angeles. With over a 60-year heritage of biblical fidelity, the seminary couples solid evangelical scholarship with spiritual formation to prepare students for a lifetime of relevant, effective ministry. The seminary's master's degree programs and doctoral degree programs are led by a faculty of nationally renowned, widely-published, and actively engaged ministry leaders.
