What is the Basic Apologetics Course? — Transcript
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- 0:00the CS Lewis Institute is proud to
- 0:03announce the release of the 20 lecture
- 0:05series basic apologetics course the
- 0:08basic apologetics course is designed for
- 0:10those who wish to be better equipped to
- 0:11reach non-believers by giving honest
- 0:14answers to honest questions with
- 0:15gentleness and respect this course
- 0:18taught by dr. art Linsley is broken down
- 0:21into four sets of five lectures and uses
- 0:23supportive illustrations and on-screen
- 0:25text to emphasize dr. Lin's Lee's key
- 0:28messages each set also includes a
- 0:31printed study guide to address many of
- 0:33the fundamental questions one encounters
- 0:35today this series will enable you to
- 0:38respond effectively to those who ask you
- 0:40for a reason for the hope within you and
- 0:42will strengthen your personal faith in
- 0:45the process the basic apologetics course
- 0:48a twenty DVD series is perfect for a
- 0:51church education class a small
- 0:53discussion group or for your own
- 0:54personal training on how to live as a
- 0:57Christian in a world of non-believers
- 0:59order your series now
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