Looking for an apologetic resource for youth but don't know where to start? Below is a fantastic list of great apologetic resources including curriculums, books, programs, DVDs, and more for kids ranging from elementary school to high school. Whether you are a parent, teacher, youth pastor, or kid yourself, we hope this list proves useful for you in finding the apologetic resource you're looking for.
I'm excited about Ratio Christi! Many years ago when Bill Bright started Campus Crusade for Christ the average university student was much more open to the truth claims of historic Christianity. In fact, the biggest thing that many Christians encountered in witnessing was that most students already thought they were Christians because they went to a Christian church. Thus we'd often resort to saying things like "standing in the garage doesn't make you a car and going to church doesn't make you a Christian.
Coordinated Apologetics Calendar & Speaker’s Bureau
Imagine a web site where you could find every apologetics event happening in the whole country. Ratio Christi has been developing this new web site feature, and we believe it will be the most significant unifying project in the apologetics community ever. We need $7,000 to get this project over the hump. Please consider a special gift of any amount to make this a reality. Below are the details.
I agree with a statement of a friend who also attended the Reason Rally, “The leaders of this [atheist] movement are definitely framing it as a political movement. If it were a religious movement (of a sort), then one could hope there is genuine interest in pursuit of truth. If it is political, however, then the interests of the leaders and the various interest groups are going to crowd out any search for truth.”
For I delivered to you as of first importance what I also received, that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, and that He was buried, and that He was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures. . . ~Paul
With over 60 chapters on secular college campuses in the nation, Ratio Christi is seeking to boldly bring Christian apologetics to universities around the world. Ratio Christi is not just an organization, it’s a movement. But who are the people who make up this movement? Behind every Ratio Christi club is a Chapter Director. They are passionate about apologetics, and love what they do. Some of them are becoming full time apologists/missionaries. Jane Pantig, a Chapter co-Director of Ratio Christi at UC Irvine, says, “I knew God was calling me to do something with Christian apologetics and I graduated May 2011 [with a M.A. in Christian Apologetics from Biola University]. When I graduated I didn’t know what I was going to do with my degree. I wanted to teach what I learned. Ratio Christi gave me an opportunity to teach what I learned, and also have it as my career.” But being a full-time Chapter Director like Jane means being a missionary--though not your typical missionary--and being a missionary means raising support.
Evolution has been a matter of debate for over a hundred years. Atheists like Richard Dawkins have vehemently defend it as fact, but others, both atheist, agnostic, and theist alike, have come out and critiqued it, daring to think that maybe it isn’t. Below is a list of resources for learning about the weaknesses in the theory of evolution as well as a variety of views on intelligent design, creation, and origins.
In an interview with Ratio Christi chapter director Keith Kendrex, he gives us insight into the new partnership between RC and a Christian apologetics radio show, Evidence4Faith.
Q: So in addition to being a chapter director at Richard Stockton college, you're also a radio show host of "Evidence4Faith". What prompted you to these two positions?
Q: You're the director of the first ever Ratio Christi chapter at Appalachian State University in North Carolina. How did you become the director and how was being the first of a Ratio Christi chapter for you?
Tom Gilson, co-leader of True Reason, is interviewed in this episode of Stand to Reason Radio with Greg Koukl about the recent atheist 'Reason Rally' in Washington DC. Tony Gallegos, a Ratio Christi leader and attendee at the rally, also calls in to the radio show and discusses the Ratio Christi students' presence at the rally.
