Most common errors Believers sometimes make in apologetic arguments:


If there is a POSSIBLE solution, then the problem is RESOLVED


Implicit character assassinations


Not investigating the possibility of bias and conspiracy in our EXISTING bible.


"Special Pleading" on difficulties


Accepting "western" interpretations uncritically


Accepting 'traditional' interpretations uncritically


Accepting evangelical authors uncritically


Not understanding the question (or not listening in some cases)


Not knowing when 'to fold' (admit inconclusiveness)


Implied ad hominum arguments


"Minority scholars WITHOUT justification


Only dealing with the supportive data


Hiding behind a false "Error domino theory"


"Reading data back into" passages


Superficiality of exegesis or historical study


Being unaware of 'actual' problems


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