What is Christianity?

Anthony Bolos is the Director of New College Madison, an initiative of the SL Brown Foundation, where he teaches and develops programs at the intersection of philosophy and theology. His research focuses primarily on epistemology and the philosophy of religion.James Watkins is the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs and Affiliate Professor of Theological Aesthetics at Nashotah House Theological Seminary. He has a PhD in theology from the University of St Andrews and has taught classes about Christianity to students of all ages.J. Richard Middleton is Professor Emeritus of Biblical Worldview and Exegesis at Northeastern Seminary and currently serves as a Fellow of Every Voice for Kingdom Diversity and a Scholar with Global Scholars Canada. His research area is Old Testament theology with a focus on creation, suffering, and the ethics of power.

• Introduction Part 1: What Do Christians Believe? 1. Creation 2. Incarnation 3. Trinity 4. Kingdom of God Part 2: Where Do Christian Beliefs Come from? 5. Origin and Authority of the Bible 6. Jesus and Paul 7. Tradition and Reform 8. Nature and Culture Part 3: What are Some Challenges to Christian Belief? 9. How Do Christians Justify Their Beliefs? 10. Is the Problem of Evil a Defeater for Christianity? 11. Does Science Undermine Christian Beliefs about the World? Part 4. How Do Christians Practice Their Beliefs? 12. Loving One's Neighbor 13. The Practice of Prayer 14. The Practice of Worship 15. The Practice of Reading the Bible