The moral argument uses the idea of _________ to argue there must be a ____________.

Someone asks you, “How can you believe that Jesus rose from the dead? That’s just blind faith! If I claimed to be God you would say I’m crazy, so why do you believe Jesus is God?” Using content covered this semester, develop an apologetic answer.

Which of the following scriptures best exemplifies a central idea of the moral argument?

  What is the “minimal facts” approach?

What does Koukl advise doing to be able to speak up quickly without “rocking the boat” when an opportunity presents itself?

If an argument is valid and you want to reject the conclusion what must you do?

What analogy does Koukl use to capture a central theme of his book?

If someone claimed that Jesus’ disciples experienced delusions that resulted in their beliefs in Jesus’ resurrection, you could respond with which of the following?

Which of the following is a question that is actually trying to make a skeptical point?

When an appeal to authority is made, how can you discover if it is a legitimate appeal?