Simply_Nikki
Puritan Board Junior
I have a question. I have this fantabulous idea of starting a club on campus for Christian apologetics. I was wondering though, if it would be within my role as a woman to head such a club. I would like to see the club make use of both presuppositional and evidentiary apologetics (I think both are helpful, the latter simply requireing the proper understanding that evidence without the spirit working is dead).
Could a woman teach or lead discussions in evidentiary apologetics to fellow Christians? (Since this would essentially be teaching topics like biology, physics, astromony, history etc, with the framework of how these natural revelations contain evidence that points to God.) How about presuppositional apologetics? Or would this or both types be violating 1 timothy 2:12?
Appreciate your thoughts
Could a woman teach or lead discussions in evidentiary apologetics to fellow Christians? (Since this would essentially be teaching topics like biology, physics, astromony, history etc, with the framework of how these natural revelations contain evidence that points to God.) How about presuppositional apologetics? Or would this or both types be violating 1 timothy 2:12?
Appreciate your thoughts