Program
Fellowship in Reformed Apologetics
A unique academic program offering intensive training in the tradition of Cornelius Van Til, dedicated to fostering a rigorous and collaborative learning environment that produces theological leadership for the Church. The program adapts to each student — from full-time workers without formal theological education to postdoctoral students seeking an advanced research opportunity.
This is not a degree program. Nonetheless, students and faculty alike benefit from a collegial community engaged in lectures, critical reading, and seminar discussion. Students who complete the program demonstrate a thorough understanding of Reformed apologetics through original research in service of the Church.
Defend the Faith
Learn the biblical principles of apologetics — making “a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you” (1 Pet. 3:15) — and develop the ability to speak the truth of Christ faithfully to the world.
Equip Your Church
Many feel unprepared for the task of apologetics. In learning to defend the faith, you can equip members of your church for effective outreach and evangelism.
Cohorts & Study Groups
Small groups of students meet regularly to discuss lectures and readings with faculty members in a format inspired by traditional PhD/ThM seminars, including one-on-one mentoring toward a work of original research. As additional courses in the curriculum are produced, cohorts are established for each.
Curriculum
Introduction to the Theology and Apologetics of Cornelius Van Til
The foundational features of Van Til's theology and apologetic through primary-source readings, situated biographically and historically. A compass for the entire program.
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Van Til's Trinitarian Theology
A close study of Van Til's doctrine of the Trinity and its role in his covenantal apologetic.
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