In Defense of the Bible is a comprehensive apologetic for the divine inspiration and authority of Scripture, featuring essays that tackle all major contemporary challenges: philosophical, methodological, textual, historical, ethical, scientific, and theological. Contributors include:
In a society in which the prevalent philosophies are fundamentally and essentially anti- Christian, believers are confronted with doctrines and views that oppose their faith. Christians are often called upon to defend and justify the things they believe—to present a clear and rational case for their faith.
William Lane Craig presents what is essentially a basic course in apologetics, complete with historical background and helpful bibliographies and emphasizing the two primary issues: the existence of God and the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Outlined for easy reference, Dr. Craig’s text takes an enjoyable, personal approach to the theoretical study of this subject. The content includes practical applications for the evidence presented and recommendations for further study and extensive reading.
Apologetics: An Introduction is for the beginning student in apologetics or for those more advanced who desire comprehensive study and review.