As our children prepare to make their way in the world, release them with the knowledge and conviction necessary to respond to the unbelief rampant in popular culture. This one year survey of Apologetics helps students affirm and defend their personal faith, strengthen their confidence in the Bible's inerrant nature.
The Teacher Guide provides teaching tips, weekly lesson schedule, student worksheets, quizzes, semester essay prompts and answer keys. Worksheets vary and include essay summaries, open-ended questions focused on self-reflection, and fill-in-the-blank questions. Building on resources from noted apologist, Ken Ham, this guide from Master Books provides a practical resource to prepare our young adults for the challenges they will face whether in college or the work force. Reproducible for homeschool families or small classrooms (less than 10 students), 3-hole punched. ~ Deanne
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Christians face a number of faith-related questions each day and sometimes it's hard to know where to go for the answers. These books are a collaboration of answers and thoughts given by some great defenders of the faith: Bodie Hodge, Jason Lisle, John MacArthur, and Ken Ham (to name a few). They address 20 important issues in Volume 1 and over 30 in Volume 2, such as: Is the Bible reliable? Did miracles really happen? Should we interpret Genesis literally? Where did God come from? Has Noah's ark been found? These questions (and many more) are addressed, and scriptural support is given for the answers offered. These volumes provide answers and support as you ask questions and try to answer questions posed by friends or family. The information is clear and written in terms that help you explain to others the answers to some tough questions that are foundational to the Christian faith. 300-350 pgs, pb. ~ Donna
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important topic to send them out into the world
Looking to teach this class at our local COOP.
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