Unapologetix: Right-brained Reasons for Christian Faith - Sawatsky M. DIV, Bartley
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Many attempt to understand and defend Christian faith using what the author deems a "left-brained" logical apologetic. The author challenges the reader to consider giving credence to the intuitive and emotional intellect as well, especially in a post-Christian and post-modern western culture. From his position as a pastor in Canada who has experienced a head start in these post-modern conversations, the author invites those who are not fully satisfied with factual and logical apologetics into contemplation of the intuitive and experiential reasons for Christian faith.

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Many attempt to understand and defend Christian faith using what the author deems a "left-brained" logical apologetic. The author challenges the reader to consider giving credence to the intuitive and emotional intellect as well, especially in a post-Christian and post-modern western culture. From his position as a pastor in Canada who has experienced a head start in these post-modern conversations, the author invites those who are not fully satisfied with factual and logical apologetics into contemplation of the intuitive and experiential reasons for Christian faith.
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Autorenporträt
Bartley Sawatsky is the co-founder and Lead Pastor of Renew Church, a multisite church in the Toronto area (www.renewchurch.ca). He grew up in Nova Scotia, Canada, and received his Masters of Divinity degree from Capital Bible Seminary in Washington, D.C., graduating magna cum laude. It was there that he first connected with the Grace Brethren Fellowship, with which he now associates. He serves on two different church planting boards, one in the U.S. and one in Canada, and has a keen interest in starting new churches that will reintroduce Christian faith to people in a post-Christian culture. In 2013, he was elected Executive Director of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. Bartley has been married to his wife Sarah for 23 years and they have four children.