Category Archives: Apologetic Practice

Content concerning issues arising in the practice of apologetics.

A Biblical View of and Approach to Dealing with Scoffers

Posted on July 9, 2012 by Matthew C. Martellus| Leave a comment

When interacting with unbelievers online (and even some professing believers!), one will eventually encounter certain unpleasant and unreasonable individuals who can otherwise only be described as scoffers.  In this post, I quote some verses from the Proverbs that both describe this class of individuals and offer guidance on how to deal with them. Continue reading →

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The Insults of the World

Posted on December 12, 2011 by Matthew C. Martellus| 2 Comments

When interacting with unbelievers in an apologetic fashion, it is not uncommon to encounter insults, especially when the unbeliever’s arguments have been refuted.  This is to be expected, however, and the Christian worldview is not without a response. Continue reading →

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