ABOUT THIS EPISODE
'What has too often been separated—truth and holiness, knowledge and life—must once again be held together in the witness of the Church. Apologetics Calmly Considered: A Wesleyan Vision of Truth, Formation, and Christian Witness argues that Christian apologetics should be understood not only as the defense of doctrine, but as a formative practice ordered toward holy love, faithful discipleship, and credible Christian witness.'
Today, in a joint effort with Jeffrey Rickman from PlainSpoken, we interview the author of Apologetics Camly Considered, Todd Christine and explore what apologetics should look like in a Wesleyan context. Find the link for Todd's book below.
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