Curriculum
Course 11 · 7 study hours
Apostolic Apologetics and Objections
Learn to answer difficult texts with context, calm reasoning, precise language, and a complete biblical case.
Reading at Level 1: Elementary through high school wording. The course order stays the same; the lesson guide and tests adjust to this level.
Core claim
Apostolic defense is strongest when it begins with shared Scripture, names the real objection, and explains every relevant text without caricature.
What you will be able to do
Observable outcomes, not vague familiarity
- Use a repeatable Scripture-first response method.
- Answer plural-language arguments from Genesis and Elohim.
- Handle John 1, John 17, prayer, knowledge, and right-hand texts.
- Recognize weak Oneness answers and replace them with precise ones.
Course lessons
Read, work the Scripture lab, then complete the check
01A Calm Scripture-First Response MethodGood apologetics listens, defines the claim, agrees where possible, establishes controlling texts, and answers the objection in context.02“Let Us” and ElohimPlural grammar in Genesis must be interpreted within Scripture’s explicit claim that God alone created humanity.03John 1 and John 17 ObjectionsJohn’s relational language affirms revelation, incarnation, mission, love, and glory without requiring separate eternal Gods.04Prayer, “Greater,” the Unknown Hour, and the Right HandThe most common Father-Son objections are answered by applying the same incarnation framework consistently.
Cumulative course exam
8 questions · 80% mastery mark
The exam uses the selected understanding level. Level 1 focuses on core recognition and clear explanations; Level 2 and 3 add more synthesis and teaching practice. Retakes preserve your highest score.