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Day 5 - A Game Plan for Communicating and Defending Your Faith

Session #5

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Have a game plan.

Q-1 What do you think of the idea of leaving a stone in someone’s shoe? Does it remove some the stress/pressure associated with talking to nonbelievers about Christianity?  

Can you think of any instances in the past when you passed up a chance to put a stone in someone’s shoe because you felt the pressure of closing the deal (leading that person(s) to Christ right then and there)?




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What do you mean by that? 

Q-2 Use the first element of the Columbo tactic -- What do you mean by that? -- to respond to the following objections: 

​- I don’t believe in God; I believe in evolution.
- I don’t have a worldview. 
- I believe in science, not some man made mythology.
- I can’t believe in a God with so much evil in the world.
- There is not one shred of evidence for the existence God.
- The Bible is just a bunch of man-made stories that have been changed numerous times throughout History.
- I don’t need some book to tell me how to be a good person.

- Christians are intolerant and bigoted.
- The Bible condones slavery and genocide. 
- All religions are basically the same.


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How did you come to that conclusion?

Q-3 Use the second element of the Columbo tactic -- How did you come to that conclusion? -- to respond to the following objections: 

​- I don’t believe in God; I believe in evolution.
- I don’t have a worldview. 
- I believe in science, not some man made mythology.
- I can’t believe in a God with so much evil in the world.
- There is not one shred of evidence for the existence God.
- The Bible is just a bunch of man-made stories that have been changed numerous times throughout History.
- I don’t need some book to tell me how to be a good person.

- Christians are intolerant and bigoted.
- The Bible condones slavery and genocide.
- All religions are basically the same.


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Lead to an important point or insight. 

Q-4 Use the third element of the Columbo tactic -- Lead to an important point or insight. -- to respond to the following objections: 

​- I don’t believe in God; I believe in evolution.
- I don’t have a worldview. 
- I believe in science, not some man made mythology.
- I can’t believe in a God with so much evil in the world.
- There is not one shred of evidence for the existence God.
- The Bible is just a bunch of man-made stories that have been changed numerous times throughout History.
- I don’t need some book to tell me how to be a good person.

- Christians are intolerant and bigoted.
- The Bible condones slavery and genocide.
- All religions are basically the same.
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