Why I Still Believe - Boot, Joseph
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Apologetics has often been treated as a 'tool' in the service of evangelism, one that can be picked up or put down as the occasion requires. I believe this characterization is mistaken. Asking "when should I use apologetics?" is often depicted as a question akin to "when should I use a hammer?" I believe a better analogy is "when should I use my hands?" For most of us, hammering is rarely required, but we use our hands almost every minute of every day. My goal is not to provide an apologetics 'toolbox' of talking points, pre-wrapped answers or polished formulas for you to memorize; I am…mehr

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Apologetics has often been treated as a 'tool' in the service of evangelism, one that can be picked up or put down as the occasion requires. I believe this characterization is mistaken. Asking "when should I use apologetics?" is often depicted as a question akin to "when should I use a hammer?" I believe a better analogy is "when should I use my hands?" For most of us, hammering is rarely required, but we use our hands almost every minute of every day. My goal is not to provide an apologetics 'toolbox' of talking points, pre-wrapped answers or polished formulas for you to memorize; I am interested in communicating a fundamental way of thinking about the world and all of our activities in it, and exploring apologetics as the vindication of a Christian vision for living in God's created order.
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Joseph Boot is founder and president of the Ezra Institute with offices in the UK, USA, and Canada. He served as founding pastor of Westminster Chapel in Toronto for over a decade and has worked in the fields of Christian apologetics, cultural philosophy and worldview education for over twenty-five years on both sides of the Atlantic. Joe is adjunct professor of Christian cultural philosophy at Bryan College in Tennessee, Senior Fellow of cultural philosophy for the California-based Center for Cultural Leadership, and Senior Fellow of the cultural apologetics think-tank truthXchange, also in California. He is also public theology advisor for Wilberforce Academy and Christian Concern in London, UK.Joe's other books include Why I Still Believe, Gospel Culture, Ruler of Kings, and The Mission of God. Joe is married to Jenny and they have three children, Naomi, Hannah and Isaac.