CORE #01 – 7 Thoughts on Discussing Arguments and Evidence
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Quick Tip
- Before studying an apologetic topic, pray for the grace to focus on that topic for a specific amount of time.
- Sample: “Lord, please help me to focus on the topic of Your Existence as I study for an hour. Give me the grace to learn new things about you and to retain that information.”
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- The 7 Thoughts on Discussing Arguments and Evidence
- Assertions, even bold ones, are not arguments.
- Evidence is not to be judged solely by how it is received.
- Faith is a gift, but evidence is not worthless.
- Religious beliefs are not mere personal preference or opinion.
- There are different kinds of arguments you can make.
- Distinguish the arguments from the person making the arguments.
- Whenever possible, ask questions rather than make statements, at least initially.
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