Description
While studying the history of apologetics, you will find a consistency on the function and goals of apologetics. The Scriptures presents multi-dimensional approaches. There are numerous passages which shape our apologetic approaches such as 2 Cor. 10:35, Jude 3-4, Col. 4:2-6, Heb. 5:12-14, 2 Cor. 11:34, 12-15, Titus 1:9, Phil. 1:7-16, just to name a few. We encourage you to read about the history, practice, and art of apologetics. But we pray that you too will engage in the important privilege and task of advancing the truth and contending for the faith to the glory of God.
This journal presents crucial information on the topic of the issue distilled by the authors as an alternative for those without the time or the inclination to read numerous books on the topic.
Featured Articles
Veritas: The History of Apologetics by Craig Branch
Apologetics in the Ancient Church by B. Dwain Waldrep
Augustine: Christian Champion of the First Millennium by Kenneth D. Boa & Robert M. Bowman, Jr.
Silencing the Fool: The Apologetic Contribution of Anselm by Steven B. Cowan
The Apologetics of Thomas Aquinas by Norman L. Geisler
Blaise Pascal: An Apologist You Should Know by Douglas Groothuis
The Counter Attack: The Response to the Enlightenment by Edwards, Warfield & Paley by Brandon Robbins
Four 20th Century Apologists: E. J. Carnell, Cornelius Van Til, Gordon Clark, Norman Geisler by Rick Wade
Book Review
The Last Word: Beyond the Bible Wars to a New Understanding of the Authority of Scripture by N. T. Wright
Is God Real? by William Lane Craig & Charles Taliaferro
Putting Jesus in His Place: the Case for the Deity of Christ by Robert Bowman, Jr. & J. Ed Komoszewski
