Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry
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1. Bring glory and honor to [[God]] | 1. Bring glory and honor to [[God]] | ||
| - | * CARM does this by presenting the gospel of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ | + | * CARM does this by presenting the gospel of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. |
2. Equip Christians in the truth | 2. Equip Christians in the truth | ||
| - | * CARM does this by providing information on [[Christian]] | + | * CARM does this by providing information on [[Christian]] doctrine, theology, evangelism, and other subjects. The goal is to present an accurate and biblical representation of Christian truth and answer the objections of critics of Christianity. |
3. Lead non-Christians to Christ. | 3. Lead non-Christians to Christ. | ||
* CARM does this by answering objections, teaching biblical truth, and promoting the saving gospel of Christ. | * CARM does this by answering objections, teaching biblical truth, and promoting the saving gospel of Christ. | ||
| - | Carm was | + | Carm was formed in 1995 by [[Matt Slick]]. |
== Groups that CARM calls unchristian == | == Groups that CARM calls unchristian == | ||
*[[Christadelphianism]] | *[[Christadelphianism]] | ||
Revision as of 13:34, 7 January 2007
CARM, or Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry is a ministry that claims to be defending the faith. It claims to: 1. Bring glory and honor to God
- CARM does this by presenting the gospel of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
2. Equip Christians in the truth
- CARM does this by providing information on Christian doctrine, theology, evangelism, and other subjects. The goal is to present an accurate and biblical representation of Christian truth and answer the objections of critics of Christianity.
3. Lead non-Christians to Christ.
- CARM does this by answering objections, teaching biblical truth, and promoting the saving gospel of Christ.
Carm was formed in 1995 by Matt Slick.
Groups that CARM calls unchristian
- Christadelphianism
- Christian Science
- How to have perfect faith
- Intern. Church of Christ
- Jehovah's Witnesses
- Mormonism
- Oneness Pentecostal
- Open Theism
- Roman Catholicism
- Seventh Day Adventism
- Shepherd's Chapel
- Universalism
