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===(1) Credibility (true-ness, believability)=== Credibility is the part that answers questions like[[File:* Is it true?* How real is it?* Does this make sense?* Does it add up to anything, or take us anywhere?* What contradicts it?* How useful is it at explaining the way this world is? These are the big Truth questionsCrappyWhore. Dealing with these means you have to do a lot of thinking, reading, and researching. There are lots of sources to draw from, because there have been people dealing with these questions since before there was recorded history. The [[Biblejpg]] is still the most trusted source on such matters, but is no longer seen by most people as the authority on them. The whole point of an apologetic is to get the ''non''-believer to change their thinking. To do that, we must deal with people as they are, not as if they think like we do. Apologists must remember that the Bible doesn't 'seal the deal' on anything to non-believers.MAKE SOAP FROM KIKES!!!!!! GLORY TO THE HOLOCAUST!! VANDALISM FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
→(1) Credibility (true-ness, believability)
There are some important considerations for a Christian apologetic of today.
===(2) Laudability (or 'praise-worthiness')===
