Answering the Hard Questions

From the C.S. Lewis Institute  Apologetic Evangelism Series

Francis Schaeffer once commented that the weakness with most seminaries was not that the students did not know the 
answers, but rather they did not know the questions. We live in a world of unanswered questions, some of which appear 
so complicated that people have concluded they are unanswerable. What are the questions? Do we have any meaningful 
answers?

Held at McLean Presbyterian Church
1020 Balls Hill Road, McLean, VA 22101
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Friday, March 6, 2009 – 7:30 – 9:30 p.m.
Saturday, March 7, 2009 – 9:00 a.m. – Noon

Sessions:

• Apologetics Defined: A Biblical mandate for Apologetics. What is Apologetics? Is it Biblical? How do we go about apologetics? What is the goal of apologetics?
• Apologetics Tested: Tough Questions – Tough Answers? What are the big questions that we face today? How do we go about answering them? Why is it that answers sometimes seem so tough to give? Are there answers we can give?
• Apologetics Applied: Tough Questions – Effective answers? What are the practical applications of what we have learned so far? What difference does this make 9-5?
• Apologetics Required: A prophetic voice? There are some very challenging issues that are approaching on the horizon. The intellectual landscape is moving faster than we may have acknowledged. What are some of the greatest challenges we may yet have to face? Are we ready?

Speaker: Michael Ramsden
European Director, Zacharias Trust

Registration Information: This Seminar is an element of the larger Apologetic Evangelism Series offered by the C. S. Lewis Institute. You may elect to register for the entire series or may register for individual seminars. There is no cost for registration for this Seminar, but registration is required in order to participate. For detailed information about the Apologetic Evangelism Series please click here.