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Meanings of christian apologists in English
Person who defends or advocates a usually religious position.
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Examples for "apologist"
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But I did not intend to act the part of his apologist.
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If it's a Richard III apologist you're after, try the Yeoman Gaoler.
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It was to have stood here instead of this, its poor apologist.
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I don't want to be an apologist, certainly not for this zip code.
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The Moabite seer talks like a Hellenistic apologist of the second century B.C.E.
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But to return to the Christian apologists in their order.
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Christian apologists would observe that most of these transgressions occur in the Old Testament.
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Thus, from sheer lack of knowledge, the public accept the Christian apologist's assertions as demonstrated truth.
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Although I view Michael Ruse as tending towards being a Christian apologist, this book is interesting and thought-provoking.
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The Christian apologist never further misses the mark than when he refuses the testimony of the Agnostic to himself.
Usage of christian apologists in English
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But to return to the Christian apologists in their order.
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Christian apologists would observe that most of these transgressions occur in the Old Testament.
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The Christian Apologists have left one nothing to disbelieve.
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But it has not been deemed needful to crowd the pages with references to the works of Christian apologists.
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The concessions they make to Christian apologists are noteworthy, but that unconscious confession of need is the most noteworthy.
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In general, Christian apologists have preferred the rationalistic approach of Leonard Lessius, discussed at the end of the last chapter.
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We cannot, though for different reasons, trust the representations either of Comedy or Satire; and still less of Christian Apologists.
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One would think, to read the Christian apologists, that before the advent of Christianity the world had neither virtue nor wisdom.
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But Christian apologists offer other reasons why we should accept the stories of the miraculous birth and Resurrection of Christ as true.
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The early Christian apologists for usury, who felt it imperative to explain why it was permitted and practiced among Christians, found few arguments.
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Precisely the same conclusion must be arrived at if we consult the uniform tone of the Christian apologists, from Justin Martyr to Minucius Felix.
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