The Apologetics - Pt. 1

from The Logos Podcast Hosted by Andrew Anastasopoulos

Woah! You may want to strap yourselves in for this episode as Andy is unleashed. This week, Andy explains the often misinterpreted meaning of "Christian Apologetics". No, it doesn’t refer to apologizing (or saying ‘sorry’) for being a Christian. It comes from the Greek word, get ready, ἀπολογία (apología) meaning defense. The Greek term refers to a reasoned defense that would be given in a court of law. The classic example is Plato’s Apology, Socrates’ defense against the charges of atheism and corrupting the youth. This episode will have you standing up by the end cheering. You've been warned. Click here to Listen! Site: www.LogosPodcast.com

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