This course introduces students to Christian apologetics and focuses on the biblical basis for apologetics, biblical apologetic method, presuppositions, worldview, how Christian theology of  God, man, and sin impacts apologetics, and practically engaging contemporary culture in defending the faith and proclaiming the truth of God. Topics include Christian evidences and a review of various apologetic systems, introductory material on epistemology (how people know things), logic, theology, philosophy, the problems of evil, various religions, science, reason, and other topics at the discretion of the instructor. Assignments consist of weekly reading and writing assignments about the reading, discussion of the readings, role-playing discussions, two exams, sharing the gospel "in the real world," short essays, comparison of beliefs of world religions, and a presentation to the class on an Apologetics subject.