Basic apologetics. What questions to be prepared for?

What are the top questions that an apologeticist should be prepared for?

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August 21, 2003: God spoke to me,"Good News", and that same day I received a Good News bible.

-Not enough evidence for God
-Problem of evil

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M.S. in Economics

-Contradictions and inaccuracies in the Bible.
-Problems in church history (trouble with canonization and Nicene Creed, ruthlessness of church leaders and popes, difficulty in tracing a lineage from the primitive Jerusalem church to Paul's church that survives today, etc.)
-Christian ruthlessness in the name of their god (the Crusades, the Inquisitions, Hitler, etc.)
Note: trying to turn this around on a non-theist
because not all non-theists hold the same morals. Christians are given their morals, and, as a group, these are generally more uniform.

I would agree with the previous post, as well, though I would say both "not enough evidence for a god" and "not enough evidence for your god being the only and right one".

Find you a good atheist message board and lurk around for a while. They discuss religion a lot...funny isn't it.

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For starters.............Jesus' faulty geneology(2 of em), failed prophecies, conflicting gospel accounts ......

Paul having usurped the authority of Jesus. Want to use a scripture with which to make a point? Try the writings of Paul. Most of Christianity does often to the exclusion of Jesus.