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Trust the Bible
The word "apologetics," from the Greek word apologia, means "to give an answer or reason." The apostle Peter exhorted all Christians to be prepared to give answers and reasons for the hope they had in Christ, and to do so with gentleness and respect (1 Peter 3:15).
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"Apologetics Canada"s believes that knowing how to communicate Christian beliefs effectively is a key task of discipleship and is important to the health and growth of the church.
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