2010 East Tennessee Classic
Varsity Impromptu Apologetics Questions
Respond to these statements:
Lesson 1: Veritology: What is Truth?
1. Truth is relative. Your truth is good for you and my truth is good for me. Don't try to force your truth on me.
Lesson 3: Anthropology: What is Man?
2. How can you say there is a good God when there is so much evil in the world?
Lesson 4: Theology: Who is God?
3. No question for this lesson.
Lesson 5: Science: What is True?
4. There really is no conflict between science and religion. They just deal with different realms of information. Science deals with facts while religion deals with faith.
5. You just believe God created everything because your Bible says so. Scientific facts point to evolution.
Tour 9: The State: Whose Law?
6. Why are you Christians so against things like a woman’s right to choose? I mean, even the Supreme Court says it’s a right.
Tour 10: The American Experiment
7. We need to uphold the wall of separation between church and state. Otherwise, Christian fundamentalists would try to impose their beliefs on the rest of us.
Tour 11: Labor: Created to Create
8. You Christians are anti-environment; you’re against the Green movement
Tour 12: Community and Involvement
9. Christians just seem like a bunch of goody-goodies who are always talking about what you shouldn’t do; they never actually do much positively.
Overall question:
10. I believe in a higher power, but that’s a matter of faith; it doesn’t really affect how I live my life.
