Welcome to Ratio Christi at Baylor! We are so pleased to have you and we hope that we can be a home away from home for all you Baylor Bears! Here at RC, we specialize in teaching our students the Scientific, Historical, & Philisophical reasons to trust the Bible. Here at Baylor, that takes place in our regular meetings & our small groups. Each Tuesday we host a main meeting from 6:30 – 7:30 pm where we have RC staff & Associated Baylor Faculty come and speak on apologetics & related topics. After the meeting we grab dinner at the dining hall across the street & hold member meetings to vote on important chapter business.
In addition to Tuesday nights, we also have several small groups that meet throughout the week covering topics from “Seeing Jesus in the Old Testament” to “Apologetics 101”, these small groups are Student-Led & often provide food! If you are interested in joining a small group email me (carlschubert@ratiochristi.org) for more information!
Testimonies:
“Ratio Christi is more than just a place to explore the intellectual aspect of Christianity; I have found real friendship and fellowship as we discuss and ponder our faith” – Josh S.
“Ratio Christi has been an opportunity for me to go beyond my comfort zone by engaging with new people and ideas. The discussions always challenge me to have a robust, biblical rationale for my faith.” – Caitlyn B.
“The biggest reason I am in the Ratio Christi Apologetics Club is to defend and give answers to the questions about my faith in the public sphere. It is no secret that many people in our generation are searching out for answers to their various questions pertaining to life and society and I wholeheartedly believe they can find their answers in Christ.” – Caleb M.
“ Ratio Christi has given me a confidence in my own faith and has made me more compassionate and open towards those struggling with their faith!'” -Abby P.
“Ratio Christi has given me a community that loves to see students grow in their knowledge and love for God and His gospel, all while empowering students to become better at defending and sharing that Gospel” – Saul W.
