In 1 Cor. 9:22 Paul, speaking to the church in Corinth makes the point that there are many ways to fulfill the Great Commission (Matt. 28:19). My testimony includes a long road of apologetics, or a logical defense of God's truths, finally leading to an intellectual acceptance (head knowledge) which was followed by my true salvation (heart knowledge). From that perspective, I think some (perhaps few) may find logic as a path toward God and eternal life. In my correspondence with atheists and agnostics, I have been trying out a few pre-evangelism conversation starters. One involves the reality that God's ways are above our ways. The other brief approach is offered below for those desiring to open the minds of those who are more analytical.
In 1 Cor. 9:22 Paul, speaking to the church in Corinth makes the point that there are many ways to fulfill the Great Commission (Matt. 28:19). My testimony includes a long road of apologetics, or a logical defense of God's truths, finally leading to an intellectual acceptance (head knowledge) which was followed by my true salvation (heart knowledge). From that perspective, I think some (perhaps few) may find logic as a path toward God and eternal life. In my correspondence with atheists and agnostics, I have been trying out a few pre-evangelism conversation starters. One involves the reality that God's ways are above our ways. The other brief approach is offered below for those desiring to open the minds of those who are more analytical.