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In our modern society, many people are lost amid the panoply of contradicting ideas and the polemical rhetoric that ensures their confusion. In fact, many have been lost to this isolation--a consuming vacuum for any notion of truth--where all their hope is upon the brink of disparity. We are not the first to lack answers, but we are unique in our lack of questions. In Precursory Apologetics, Jordan W. Wei leads a discussion into the very essence of our lives, including elusive understandings that are necessary for any comprehensive worldview.rn rn rn rn Imagine the resurrection of philosophy as a widespread devotion, refreshing in its candor and enriching in its content. Like the ancient philosophers of Athens, we will openly explore the importance of philosophy and apologetics, a practical vocabulary, a linear methodology, and a common-sense approach.rn rn rn rn Although the objective of philosophy is to find answers and the defense of their rationale, it is a precursory necessity to first ask the proper questions. So whether you are Christian, atheist, or anything aside or in between, you can strive toward a proficiency in thinking via the method assembled. A philosophical discourse is most authentic and pure between two seekers of truth. When the restraints of conversation are dissolved, allowing previous thoughts to be transcribed for the benefit of others, we may begin together along a pathway into the enigma of our hearts, guided by one practiced in its course and captivated by its passions and cautiously guided by the light of reason. There is no greater mission statement than that of philosophy in its prime. Join the conversation with Jordan W. Wei in Precursory Apologetics and embark on a journey as longstanding as western culture itself.
