Countering what?

Apologetics often involves not only presenting evidence for your religion, but also defending it against criticisms. Naturally, Christianity has several objections raised against it by dissenters, and so in this section, you will find arguments against Christianity refuted. These arguments may not come from just one specific faith. For more specific arguments made by specific faiths, visit that faith's section in the Apologetics section.

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Criticism categories

∙ Bible Contradictions ∙ Moral objections ∙ Scientific objections ∙ Historical objections ∙ Defending the Trinity

∙ Defending Inerrancy ∙

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"There's no evidence"

∙ Evidence for Theism ∙ Evidence for Christianity ∙ If evidence convinced these stubborn atheists, it obviously exists ∙ What is evidence? ∙ Atheists don't deserve special privileges

∙ You don't have to agree with a point to admit it's halfway decent ∙ Why you can't make God say hi

∙ Believing is not seeing ∙

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Objections from Sectarianism

∙ Refuting the argument from division with KJVOnlyism ∙ Another Jesus... ∙ So many religions, so few risen Lords ∙

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Canonical Criticisms

∙ Paul's "regrettable" letter ∙ The oracles of God vs. the Apocrypha ∙

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Failed prophecy claims

∙ The Kingdom of God revealed at the Transfiguration ∙

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Objections to God's omnipotence

∙ New term proposal: Godgic ∙

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Objections to God's omniscience

∙ Spiritual brattiness: You think you know it all? ∙

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Objections to God's omnipresence

∙ This section currently has no articles. Please be patient. Lord willing, it will be filled in soon. ∙

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Objections to God's omnibenevolence

∙ This section currently has no articles. Please be patient. Lord willing, it will be filled in soon. ∙
 

Objections to God's character

∙ God chose this reality ∙ When God breaks living stones ∙

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Miscellaneous Bible criticisms

∙ The folly of refuting the Bible by proving it ∙

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Casting down imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ;

- 2 Corinthians 10:5 KJV