ST 513 · The History of ApologeticsClass 1 of 10

Introduction to Apologetics

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Thursday, September 3 · 6:00 PM Eastern
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Class 1 of 10 · Thursday, September 3

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Thursday, September 3

6:00 PM Eastern

Introduction to Apologetics

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Hour One · 6:00 PM ET

Hour Two · 7:00 PM ET

For creditReadings, quizzes and papers — see the course page.

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The Semester

Course Recordings

Nothing posted yet — the first recording arrives after class one on September 3.

  • Introduction to ApologeticsThis week

    Class 1 · September 3
  • Apologetics in the Old Testament

    Class 2 · September 10
  • Apologetics in the Apostolic Age

    Class 3 · September 17
  • The Early Church (2nd–3rd Centuries)

    Class 4 · September 24
  • Augustine and the ‘City of God’

    Class 5 · October 1
  • The Middle Ages and the Reformation

    Class 6 · October 8
  • The Errors of the Enlightenment

    Class 7 · October 22
  • Liberalism and Christianity

    Class 8 · October 29
  • Presuppositionalism & Culture

    Class 9 · November 5
  • Apologetics in the Church Age

    Class 10 · November 12

The ten classes above are joined by two self-paced module videos — details on the course page.

From Your Instructor

A Word from Dr. HoltA Word as We Close

Dr. Toby Holt
Toby Holt, D.Min.
President, New Geneva Theological Seminary

Welcome to class. On Thursday evenings we will walk together through two thousand years of the church’s defense of the faith, from the apostles to the present day. Come with your questions — and whether you are here for credit or sitting in to listen, I am glad you have come.

Thank you for a good semester. The recordings remain here for your review — and I hope to see you in another course. Grace and peace.

Hear Him on These Themes

More in the 161-sermon archive — every one transcribed.

“But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts, and always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you, with meekness and fear; having a good conscience, that when they defame you as evildoers, those who revile your good conduct in Christ may be ashamed.”
1 Peter 3:15–16 (NKJV)

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