By: Jason|27 July, 2011|Categories: Apologetics|Tags: apologetic method . Apologetics . arguments . conversation . dialogue . Evangelism . evidence . tactics . witnessing
We often get questions about theology and apologetics sent to us by readers and we thought it would be helpful if we shared some of our answers to those questions on the blog. If you’ve got a question that you’d like us to address here, send it to thinknz@gmail.com along with your full name, city, and country. This week, one…
Read more »By: Jason|28 January, 2010|Categories: Apologetics|Tags: argumentation . conversation . dialogue . Evangelism . Jesus Christ . Joe Carter . John Coleman . persuasion . relational apologetics . rhetoric . witnessing
Joe Carter and John Coleman have written a recent post at Relevant Magazine, explaining some of basic principles of persuasion that they have observed in the life and ministry of one of history’s greatest communicators.
Read more »In conversations with those who differ with us, it is not always the best argument that wins. Jason discusses effective dialogue and the difference between “gotcha” replies and “I get you” responses.
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