Advice from a Young Christian Apologist
I am sometimes asked to offer advice to up-and-coming young Christian apologists. As one who is of the younger generation myself (25 years old) and who has been active in public apologetics from a relatively young age (20), I can speak from experience on this topic. In this article, I want to address young people (in their late teens or twenties) who aspire to do public work in apologetics. In particular, I want to pass on the lessons I have learned over the past five years—some of them, unfortunately, the hard way.
Lesson 1: Take Your Youth & Inexperience into Account.
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holds a PhD in biology from Newcastle University and works as an assistant professor of biology at Sattler College in Boston, Massachusetts. He is also a fellow of the Discovery Institute Center for Science and Culture and has written extensively about evidence of design in nature and the case for Christianity.
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