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Session 9 Video

This session explains that there are some things about Christianity that are a scandal to many people today. Chad argued that Christianity is not anti-progress, but has actually led to progress whenever it is introduced into a culture.

Session 9

Scandal

Free video resources for you and your church. Designed for use in these environments: Adult Studies, Student Ministry, Leadership Training, Personal Growth.


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https://content.lessons.church/files/study/Y2HLnKL0g84/fWOHtjZIazq/Apologetics (Chad Ragsdale) 2020.pdf?dt=1661524115489

Dr. Chad Ragsdale, academic dean and New Testament faculty at Ozark Christian College, will help answer your questions about faith, truth, and suffering. This study will help you wrestle with hard questions and learn to effectively communicate and engage with our culture.

Apologetics

 Dr. Chad Ragsdale explores faith, truth, and suffering, offering guidance to navigate tough questions and engage with our culture effectively.

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- What is the problem with rejecting Christianity because it has occasionally led to violence?

- Chad argued that Christianity is not anti-progress, but has actually led to progress whenever it is introduced into a culture. Can you think of any specific examples of this?

- What is the difference between science and scientism? As Christians, what should be our relationship with science?

- Reflect on why religion might need science and why science might need religion. 

- The title of this session is “Scandal.” The idea is that there are some things about Christianity that are a scandal to many people today. How do we respond when someone says that religious belief and Christianity in particular are just out of date and should be cast aside?

Scandal

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