Bachelor of Arts Degree in Apologetics 

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A Bachelor's degree in Apologetics focuses on the religious discipline of defending Christian doctrines through systematic argumentation and discourse. The program trains students to articulate and defend their faith in a contemporary world often marked by skepticism and differing worldviews. 

 

Program description

The degree is designed to provide a comprehensive foundation in biblical studies, theology, philosophy, and history, with a special emphasis on apologetic strategies. Students explore the historical, intellectual, and cultural contexts of their faith, preparing them to engage in respectful and constructive dialogue with people of diverse backgrounds. 

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In addition to meaningful and foundational general education classes, students will study the following course topics: ​

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• Logic and philosophy
   

• Systematic theology
   

• Comparative worldviews and religions
   

• Biblical foundations and interpretation
   

• Ethics
   

• Faith and science 
   

Course objectives

A bachelor's in Apologetics prepares students to:

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• Defend the Christian faith: Learn to respond to and counteract challenges, misconceptions, and objections to Christianity with grace and intellect.
   

• Engage in persuasive dialogue: Acquire the skills to engage people of various worldviews in meaningful conversation and present a compelling case for the Christian faith.
   

• Articulate a Christian worldview: Clarify and refine a cohesive Christian philosophy that is aligned with biblical teachings and can be applied to contemporary issues.
   

• Cultivate intellectual virtue: Develop critical thinking, wisdom, and moral integrity to live out and defend one's faith with conviction.
   

• Prepare for further study: Lay a solid academic foundation for graduate studies in theology, philosophy, law, or ministry.​