To learn more, go to the academy page:

http://www.academyofapologetics.com

Click here to enroll or login to ACM’s online courses: http://www.academyofapologetics.com/fall2009/login/signup.php

Believe in the resurrection of Jesus but don’t know the evidence for that belief? Do you see that as a problem? You should. Confused about how the New Testament canon came to be and nervous that books like Dan Brown’s “The Da Vinci Code” might have something to it? Arm yourself with the facts. Afraid that you’re missing out because you know the New Testament was written in Greek but you’re stuck with the English? Maybe learning Greek isn’t so hard.

One of the projects that ACM is involved in is a ‘virtual school’ whereby individuals can learn about the underlying basis of the Christian faith. Each course is actually a ‘module.’ Sensitive to the time constraints that Americans have on them today, each course is only 2-3 weeks long. Students meet 1-2 times a week and have, at most, 5 hours of time invested each week between readings and participation.

The courses are really just modules- 2 to 4 week courses that require just about five hours per week and are affordable.

They are designed with the Christian in mind but can be useful for anyone interested in learning more about the foundations of the Christian faith. Who might be interested?

• The youth director who wants to be able to answer the hard questions put to him.
• The high school senior looking for reliable material to share with classmates.
• The college student confronted with secular challenges to his faith and wondering why on earth he didn’t learn anything useful in Sunday School for dealing with hard nosed professors.
• The parent who knows that if he doesn’t pass along the facts of the faith to his children, no one will.
• The pastor who knows that apologetics is important but doesn’t know where to start.
• The Bible student who wants to go deeper.

To learn more, go to the academy page: http://www.academyofapologetics.com