AP221 Apologetics in an Urban Context

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In this course, Dr. Carl Ellis describes the assumptions and implications of urban apologetics. The urban environment is distinct and growing quickly, and a biblical apologetics approach that recognizes this is more necessary than ever. Unlike classical apologetics which stems from philosophy, urban apologetics also incorporates sociology, anthropology, and history (global and local). Dr. Ellis uses the African-American experience as a case study to clarify his points.

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

1m

Theology and Knowledge

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Theology: Modes and Models

Theology: Modes and Models

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Issues in Apologetics

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Apologetics: Justifying Knowledge

Apologetics: Justifying Knowledge

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Worldviews

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Examples of Worldviews at Work

Examples of Worldviews at Work

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Shifting Socioeconomic Paradigms

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Adam Smith versus William Godwin

Adam Smith versus William Godwin

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African-American Theological Vacuum and Ghetto Nihilism

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African-American Theological Vacuum: Antebellum Developments

African-American Theological Vacuum: Antebellum Developments

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Old and New Paradigms

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Old Paradigms: Dignity

Old Paradigms: Dignity

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Conclusion

Holistic Great Commission

Holistic Great Commission

2m

Appendix: Screencasts

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Using Logos Notes to Track Themes

Using Logos Notes to Track Themes

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