Engaging Modern Atheism

In this course, we will carefully read and discuss the most comprehensive recent challenge to the Christian Faith, John Loftus’ Why I Became an Atheist. For many, a sufficient answer to Loftus will require a growth of imagination in order to see the grandness of reality and of history so easily obscured in these discussions. Taught by Joseph Minich. Runs 2/3 – 4/10/20.

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In this course, we will carefully read and discuss the most comprehensive recent challenge to the Christian Faith, John Loftus’ Why I Became an Atheist. Loftus is no typical atheist. He studied apologetics under William Lane Craig and has been key in reclaiming some of the best arguments against the faith, while also cultivating some of the more interesting recent ones (“Outsider Test of Faith”). This module will take his critique seriously, and afford students the opportunity to grow in their faith through exposure to intellectual challenges, but with the aid and guidance of fellow Christians and mentors to grapple with the material together. For many, a sufficient answer to Loftus will require a growth of imagination in order to see the grandness of reality and of history so easily obscured in these discussions.

Taught by Dr. Joseph Minich. Runs 2/3-4/10/20. You can find the syllabus here. For more details, email Joseph at reformedcatholic@gmail.com.
Online only, runs 10 weeks, meeting 1 hr./wk. via videoconference. Students will also have the option to participate in a class discussion board. Register to reserve your spot and schedule will be set after a poll of participating students; if the class time does not fit your schedule, you will be eligible for a full refund. Note: all classes are offered dependent on demand and require a minimum of four participating students.