Evidences is a subdivision of apologetics in the broader sense of the term. If we take apologetics in its broad sense we mean by it the vindication of Christian theism against any form of non-theistics and non-Christian thought. This vindication of Christian theism has two aspects. In the first place, Christian theism must be defended against non-Christian science. It is this that we seek to do in the course in Christian evidences. Evidences, then, is a subdivision of apologetics in the broader sense of the word, and is coordinate with apologetics in the more limited sense of the word. - Introduction.
"Evidences is a subdivision of apologetics in the broader sense of the term. If we take apologetics in its broad sense we mean by it the vindication of Christian theism against any form of non-theistics and non-Christian thought. This vindication of Christian theism has two aspects. In the first place, Christian theism must be defended against non-Christian science. It is this that we seek to do in the course in Christian evidences. Evidences, then, is a subdivision of apologetics in the broader sense of the word, and is coordinate with apologetics in the more limited sense of the word. - Introduction."@en
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