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Explore Christian apologetics through Scripture, primary sources, and carefully developed arguments.

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Read each argument alongside its cited passages. Consider the context and distinguish interpretation from the biblical text.

HSM / LOGOS · CHRISTIAN APOLOGETICS

SCHEDSON WAGNAC

Study the questions behind Christian belief. Explore the evidence, follow the reasoning, and examine objections and responses.

32 studies found · Page 1 of 6.

Tithe and Offering

Tithing According to the New Testament: What Does the New Testament Actually Teach?

An examination of Israel’s tithes, Jesus’ teaching, and apostolic giving: does the New Covenant require exactly 10%, and what does generous, accountable Christian giving require?

SCHEDSON WAGNAC · 13 min read

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Deity of Christ

The Word and the Creator: reading John 1 in context

A cumulative case from John's opening paragraph, creation language, and Thomas's confession.

SCHEDSON WAGNAC · 5 min read

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Incarnation

How can the divine Son pray, suffer, and learn?

Why the incarnation requires real humanity, and how to evaluate objections from prayer, obedience, and limited knowledge.

SCHEDSON WAGNAC · 5 min read

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Deity of Christ

Before Abraham: what John 8:58 establishes

Preexistence, the Greek wording, and the difference between a contextual argument and a slogan about the divine name.

SCHEDSON WAGNAC · 4 min read

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Trinity

One God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

The biblical reasoning behind Trinitarian monotheism, with a direct response to the charge of three gods.

SCHEDSON WAGNAC · 5 min read

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Christianity & Islam

Does the Quran address the Christian doctrine of God?

A careful comparison of divine sonship, the incarnation, and Quranic objections without confusing disagreement with misunderstanding.

SCHEDSON WAGNAC · 4 min read

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Original HSM studies by SCHEDSON WAGNAC. Each study identifies its biblical, historical, or Islamic sources and credits relevant research. Browse by subject to follow connected arguments.