Description
Each Course at a Glance:
(each session is 25-30 minutes long)
Christian Apologetics
Doug Groothius
- Introduction to Apologetics
- The Biblical Basis for Apologetics
- Logic, Methodology, and Worldview Analysis
- Apologetical Limits and the Christian Worldview
- Objections to Christianity
- Truth: Defined and Defended (Part 1)
- Truth: Defined and Defended (Part 2)
- The Search for and Significance of Truth
- The Place of Prudence in Apologetics
- Objections to Natural Theology
- The Ontological Argument
- The Cosmological Argument
- The Design Argument
- Darwin and Intelligent Design (Part 1)
- Darwin and Intelligent Design (Part 2)
- The Moral Argument
- The Religious Experience Argument
- The Uniqueness of Humanity
- Deposed Royalty: Pascal’s Anthropological Argument
- Jesus and History
- Claims and Credentials of Jesus
- The Incarnation of Jesus
- The Resurrection of Jesus (Part 1)
- The Resurrection of Jesus (Part 2)
- The Problem of Religious Pluralism
- The Problem of Islam
- The Problem of Evil
- The Problem of Hell
- Apologetics and the Old Testament
- Taking It to the Streets
The Historical Jesus
Darrel Bock
- Non-Christian Sources and Historical Jesus Studies
- Three Quests for the Historical Jesus
- Three Models for Historical Jesus Studies
- Seven Criteria of Authenticity and the Burden of Proof
- Early Transmission of Jesus’ History
- Three Models of Orality in Historical Jesus Studies
- Sources and Their Critical Use in Historical Jesus Discussions
- The Nature of Second Temple Judaism in the Time of Jesus
- The Characteristic Jesus and the Ancient Bíos Genre
- The Infancy Material: Census, Virgin Birth, and John the Baptist
- The Ministry of John the Baptist
- The Kingdom of God and How it Works
- Translating Jesus: From the Gospels to Paul
- Second Temple Judaism and the Intensification of the Torah
- The Twelve Disciples and Jesus’ Relationship to Sinners
- Miracles and Exorcisms of Jesus
- The Messianic Secret of Jesus
- Jesus’ Intended Audiences
- The Demands of Being a Disciple of Jesus
- An Overview of the Final Week of Jesus’ Life
- How Jesus Saw Himself: Titles and Self Reference
- The Un-Triumphal Entry of Jesus
- The Cleansing of the Temple
- Controversies During Jesus’ Final Week
- The Last Supper
- The Jewish Examination of Jesus
- Jesus Before Pilate
- The Resurrection of Jesus
The Historical Reliability of Scripture
Craig Bloomberg
- Widely Held Myths About Ancient Sources
- The Formation of the Canon and the Choice of the Synoptic Gospels
- Books Not Included: The Contents of the Apocryphal and Gnostic Gospels
- The Text of the New Testament and Especially of the Gospels
- The Translation of the New Testament and Especially of the Gospels
- The Authorship and Dating of the Gospels
- The Reliability of the Oral Tradition (Part 1)
- The Reliability of the Oral Tradition (Part 2)
- The Composition of the Synoptic Gospels
- The Literary Genre of the Gospels
- Archeology for the Gospels
- Non-Christian Evidence for Jesus
- The Apocryphal and Gnostic Gospels Further Evaluated
- The Quests for the Historical Jesus
- Why Such Diversity Exists and the Criteria of Authenticity
- The Most Authentic Parts of the Synoptic Tradition
- The Resulting Identity of Jesus
- Problems of Harmonization Among the Synoptics
- Problems of Harmonization Between the Synoptics and John
- The Reliability of John (Part 1)
- The Reliability of John (Part 2)
- A Fourth Quest for the Historical Jesus
- The Knowledge of the Jesus Tradition in the Early Epistles (Part 1)
- The Knowledge of the Jesus Tradition in the Early Epistles (Part 2)
- The Unique Problem of Miracles (Part 1)
- The Unique Problem of Miracles (Part 2)
- The Virginal Conception: Nativity or Naiveté
- The Resurrection: Fact or Fiction
- The Jesus We Never Knew
- Summary and Conclusions
Textual Criticism
Daniel B. Wallace
1. Introduction to New Testament Textual Criticism
2. How to Count Textual Variants
3. The Number of Variants
4. Weighing the Discrepancies
5. Recent Attempts to Change the Goals of NT Textual Criticism
6. Materials and Methods in Making Ancient Books
7. The Materials Used Making a Codex Manuscript
8. A Brief History of the Transmission of the Text
9. The Role of the Canon in Shaping the NT Text
10. The Emergence of Local Text Forms
11. Illustrations of Scribal Corruptions (Part 1)
12. Illustrations of Scribal Corruptions (Part 2)
13. Some Famous Manuscripts: Papyri (Part 1)
14. Some Famous Manuscripts: Papyri (Part 2)
15. Some Famous Manuscripts: Majuscules (Part 1)
16. Some Famous Manuscripts: Majuscules (Part 2)
17. Resources for NT Manuscripts
18. Resources for NT Manuscripts: CSNTM
19. The Greek Text Behind the KJV
20. Textus Receptus/Doctrine of Preservation (Part 1)
21. Textus Receptus/Doctrine of Preservation (Part 2)
22. Tischendorf and the Discovery of Sinaiticus (Part 1)
23. Tischendorf and the Discovery of Sinaiticus (Part 2)
24. History of NT Textual Criticism Since the TR
25. Who Were Westcott & Hort?
26. Reasoned Eclecticism (Part 1)
27. Reasoned Eclecticism (Part 2)
28. Reasoned Eclecticism (Part 3)
29. Some Famous Textual Problems (Part 1)
30. Some Famous Textual Problems (Part 2)
31. Some Famous Textual Problems (Part 3)
32. Some Famous Textual Problems: Matthew 24:36
33. Some Famous Textual Problems: John 7:53-8:11
34. Some Famous Textual Problems: Mark 16:9-20
35. Which Translation is Best?
37. Is What We Have Now What They Wrote?
The Resurrection of Jesus
Gary Habermas
- The Importance of the Resurrection of Jesus
- A Priori Objections (Part 1)
- A Priori Objections (Part 2)
- Principles of Historiography
- Methodology: How Do We Use Historiography in Apologetics
- Approaching Scripture
- Minimal Facts Method
- Preaching before Completion of the New Testament
- Naturalistic Theories: Alternative Explanations for the Resurrection
- Naturalistic Theory 1: The Disciples Stole the Body
- Naturalistic Theory 2: Someone Else Stole the Body
- Naturalistic Theory 3: The Swoon Theory
- Naturalistic Theory 4: The Hallucination Theory
- Naturalistic Theory 5: The Copycat Theory
- Supernatural Alternative Theories
- Categorical Problems with Naturalistic Theories
- Understanding the Mind of a Skeptic
- Changing the Skeptical Mindset of the Naturalist (Part 1)
- Changing the Skeptical Mindset of the Naturalist (Part 2)
- Evidence for the Death of Jesus
- Evidence for the Appearances of Jesus
- Evidence for the Empty Tomb
- Constructing a Historical Timeline
- Apologetics: Building a Bridge from Miracles to Christianity
- Apologetics: Establishing a Connection between the Resurrection and the Existence of God
- Who Did Jesus Think He Was? Establishing the Deity of Christ
- Grounding Theology (Part 1)
- Grounding Theology (Part 2)
- Grounding Christian Practice: Application Based on the Resurrection
- The Resurrection of Jesus
Taffy Nahas –
These courses are top-notch, very informative, relevant, and very important to growing as a Christian to understand our faith, test our faith and ultimately defend our faith in an irenic way.
ervthomas –
I have only watched the first video but it was done well and the information was solid… and something I can easily use. I would like to see if I can get a few of my students to watch them with me and give me their feedback. They are still not saved but are seeking!