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Originally birthed as a school project, ten years later Apologetics.com stands as a ministry whose heart's desire is to spread a passionate defense of the truth claims of Christianity!
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In this mock conversation between Nigel Brathy, a British atheist (performed by Richard Park, staff apologist at Apologetics.com) and Steve Tsai (staff apologist at Apologetics.com) we learn the importance of establishing common ground. This is one of the key steps in fruitful dialog between two individuals who have differing views. This mock debate was performed for the youth group at Calvary Evangelical Free Church in Laguna Beach CA.
In this mock conversation between Nigel Brathy, a British atheist (performed by Richard Park, staff apologist at Apologetics.com) and Steve Tsai (staff apologist at Apologetics.com) discuss the charge that religion, mainly Christianity, has been a bane to society by its involvement in wars and other forms of destruction. However, as Steve point out, based on numbers of deaths alone the difference between religious and non-religious causes are startling. This mock debate was performed for the youth group at Calvary Evangelical Free Church in Laguna Beach CA.