AP 101 Course at a Glance
Introduction to Apologetics
Lecturing Faculty: William Edgar
Effective for the 2023-2024 Academic Year
Course Description
This course introduces students to Christian apologetics and focuses on the biblical basis for apologetics, developing a world-and-life view, and engaging contemporary culture. Special attention will be given to the problem of meaning, the problem of evil, world religions, science and faith, reason and revelation, and aesthetics.
Books to Purchase
The books listed below are required readings which students should acquire by the start of the term. Additional required readings will be listed in the course syllabus and available electronically in Canvas.
Estimated Workload
| Lectures | Readings | Assignments |
| 1.75-3 | 45-90 | 3.5-5.5 |
| Hours Per Week | Pages Per Week | Hours Per Week |
Course Assignments
The assignments listed below are provided for general guidance for students to reference as they plan and register. Please reach out to support@wts.edu if you have any questions.
- Small Group Meetings [4 - 1 hr mtgs]
- Final Project [10 pages]
- Final Exam [2 hours]