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2009
Abstract In Greek forensic usage, an ‘apology’ (apologia) is a formal speech on behalf of the defendant. The first surviving works to bear this title professed to be records of the speech delivered by Socrates in reply to a capital charge in 399 BCE.
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Abstract In Greek forensic usage, an ‘apology’ (apologia) is a formal speech on behalf of the defendant. The first surviving works to bear this title professed to be records of the speech delivered by Socrates in reply to a capital charge in 399 BCE.
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2002
Abstract Presents a conception of apologetics appropriate for the contemporary cultural context. This conception avoids the destructive and self‐defeating problems of dogmatism and triumphalism, all‐too‐typical of most apologetics.
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Abstract Presents a conception of apologetics appropriate for the contemporary cultural context. This conception avoids the destructive and self‐defeating problems of dogmatism and triumphalism, all‐too‐typical of most apologetics.
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The Possibility of Apologetics
Scottish Journal of Theology, 1963Anyone who enters the batter's box of contemporary theology carrying a bat labelled ‘apologetics’ finds that he has two strikes against him before he even begins. Gone are the days when Christian apologetics held a prominent position in theological endeavour.
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An Anthropological Apologetics
South Atlantic Quarterly, 2010I explore potential tensions and mutual provocations among the anthropology of religion, radical theology, and critical philosophy in order to suggest the political and potentially eventful role of the immanent in anthropology. By the end of the essay, my apologia argues for the positive influence of the immanent as opposed to the paradoxical in ...
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University of Toronto Quarterly, 1946
Most interpretations of “Bishop Blougram's Apology” have started with the assumption that the poem represents one of Browning's attempts to present the best that a generally contemptible character can say for himself, “an attempt to make a case for a sophistical and indulgent priest at his possible worst.” Such interpretations give to the word apology
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Most interpretations of “Bishop Blougram's Apology” have started with the assumption that the poem represents one of Browning's attempts to present the best that a generally contemptible character can say for himself, “an attempt to make a case for a sophistical and indulgent priest at his possible worst.” Such interpretations give to the word apology
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Power of apologetic responses in online travel community
International Journal of Hospitality Management, 2022Sai Liang, Rob Law, Qiang Ye
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This textbook provides an in-depth exploration of the biblical, philosophical, cultural, and practical concerns facing African Christians as they proclaim and defend the gospel in Africa. Written by a diverse group of pastors and scholars, it provides a much needed interdisciplinary and contextualized approach to apologetics.
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