Sean McDowell has a new video demonstrating the need for the upcoming Apologetics Study Bible for Students. Greg, Brett, and I all have articles in it. It will be available for purchase in February, 2010.
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November 06, 2009
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I was JUST looking around for a student apologetics bible! Frankly, I wasn't impressed with what I found. But this looks exciting! I can't wait.
Posted by: Elijah | November 06, 2009 at 06:14 PM
Sounds reasonable. How will this differ from the Apologetics Study Bible?
Posted by: Blue | November 08, 2009 at 08:17 PM
My problem with these "study" Bibles (apologetics, archaeology, student, princess, etc, etc) is that they seem to distort the true meaning of Scripture. The Bible was not written to argue the existence of God, it simply states it as a presupposed fact. Don't you think we should be more concerned with driving the reader to Christ than with driving him to rationalism (or empiricism)?
I am all for apologetics (more of a Van Til type myself) but I think there is a reason Seminaries (rightly) separate "apologetics" classes and "Biblical Studies." We should not fool ourselves into thinking that studying evidences for the resurrection is the same thing as genuine Bible study.
Posted by: Patrick | November 10, 2009 at 08:38 AM