CWAP Part 2 · Jan–May 2027
Reading the Times
and Answering Objections
Fifteen one-hour Saturday sessions, 9 January – 1 May 2027. 8am and 2pm London time zone cohorts.
Part 2 develops a distinctively Christian account of history, identity, and the contested ground of contemporary Western life — and answers the major objections to the Christian faith. Each objection is stated at its strongest before being engaged. The course ends with the Lordship of Christ over all of life and the enduring claim that Christianity is true to the way things really are.
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Price
£100
Format
Live · 15 hrs
Cohort
Max 15 per class
Syllabus
Fifteen weekly one-hour sessions
01. Christianity true to the way that things really are.
9 January 2027
02.
Some thoughts on apologetics.
16 January 2027
03.
How should we think about history?
23 January 2027
04.
Modernism, postmodernism, and deconstruction.
30 January 2027
05.
What is our Judeo-Christian heritage, and why must we preserve it?
6 February 2027
06.
Empires, slavery and racism: is the West really so wicked?
13 February 2027
07.
Can we really still believe in sin?
20 February 2027
08.
Competing views of human identity.
27 February 2027
09.
Objections: Christianity and science are incompatible.
6 March 2027
10.
Objections: we can’t trust the Bible.
13 March 2027
11.
Objections: Christianity is outdated, oppressive and immoral.
20 March 2027
12.
Objections: suffering disproves God’s existence.
27 March 2027
13.
Divided knowledge: Francis Schaeffer’s Two Storey Model of Reality.
3 April 2027
14.
All of life under the Lordship of Christ.
10 April 2027
15.
How should we then live?
17 April 2027
It is possible that the exact teaching schedule may alter slightly.
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