Apologetics As you share the gospel with friends, neighbors, coworkers and more, you may encounter questions about your faith and other religions. Find answers to the most common questions here. World Religions God The Bible Science Cults Latest ArticlesSee All How to Help Christians Struggling with Doubt In our pluralistic age, the “God question” can be dizzying. Western society has moved from having … How to Help Christians Struggling with Doubt Read More » Dark Intrusions: A Very Brief Map and Response to Spiritual Activity in our Apologetic Witness Something strange is stirring. In a world often understood to be dominated by natural, material forces, … Dark Intrusions: A Very Brief Map and Response to Spiritual Activity in our Apologetic Witness Read More » The Story of the Rich Man and Lazarus The story of the two sons in Luke 15 contains various layers of allusions to the … The Story of the Rich Man and Lazarus Read More » Incorporating Apologetics into Your Ministry: Consider Pointers Instead of Proofs Looking back on the past few years of theology and philosophy in the Christian Church, it … Incorporating Apologetics into Your Ministry: Consider Pointers Instead of Proofs Read More » Everyday Imaginative Apologetics: A Case Study In my previous column, I argued that engaging the imagination is essential for Christian apologetics in … Everyday Imaginative Apologetics: A Case Study Read More » Engaging Imaginations: C.S. Lewis and the Need for Stronger Spells Just over a decade ago a confession from a college student sent me back to school. … Engaging Imaginations: C.S. Lewis and the Need for Stronger Spells Read More » Apologetics and the Local Church Apologetics is important for the local church because it is biblical to defend your church. … Apologetics and the Local Church Read More » Thinking About Knowledge Immanuel Kant is the very model of a modern major philosopher. He stares out of his … Thinking About Knowledge Read More » Can You Hear the Music: The Congregation in a Secular Age In May, the U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy released an 82-page report titled “Our Epidemic … Can You Hear the Music: The Congregation in a Secular Age Read More » Violence in the Bible, Part 2 Not a Blitzkrieg Critic Joshua Bowen claims that the Israelites were commanded to devote to destruction … Violence in the Bible, Part 2 Read More » Violence in the Bible, Part 1 The command “you shall utterly destroy [the Canaanites]” (Deut. 20:17) is disconcerting to both atheists as … Violence in the Bible, Part 1 Read More » Who Am I? Augustine and the Apologetic of Identity by Joshua Chatraw and Mark Allen As the philosopher Charles … Who Am I? Read More » World ReligionsSee All On the Nation of Islam Islam & North America: Loving Your Muslim Neighbor Evangelism to World Religions (Part 2) Evangelism to World Religions (Part 1) Engaging Muslims Part 3 Engaging Muslims Part 2: Five Common Objections The BibleSee All Violence in the Bible, Part 2 Violence in the Bible, Part 1 The Bible and Slavery The Bible and Apologetics What Are the ‘Lost Gospels’ that Were Left Out of the Bible? Prophets > Philosophers ScienceSee All How to Help Christians Struggling with Doubt Dark Intrusions: A Very Brief Map and Response to Spiritual Activity in our Apologetic Witness The Story of the Rich Man and Lazarus Incorporating Apologetics into Your Ministry: Consider Pointers Instead of Proofs Everyday Imaginative Apologetics: A Case Study Engaging Imaginations: C.S. Lewis and the Need for Stronger Spells
How to Help Christians Struggling with Doubt In our pluralistic age, the “God question” can be dizzying. Western society has moved from having … How to Help Christians Struggling with Doubt Read More »
Dark Intrusions: A Very Brief Map and Response to Spiritual Activity in our Apologetic Witness Something strange is stirring. In a world often understood to be dominated by natural, material forces, … Dark Intrusions: A Very Brief Map and Response to Spiritual Activity in our Apologetic Witness Read More »
The Story of the Rich Man and Lazarus The story of the two sons in Luke 15 contains various layers of allusions to the … The Story of the Rich Man and Lazarus Read More »
Incorporating Apologetics into Your Ministry: Consider Pointers Instead of Proofs Looking back on the past few years of theology and philosophy in the Christian Church, it … Incorporating Apologetics into Your Ministry: Consider Pointers Instead of Proofs Read More »
Everyday Imaginative Apologetics: A Case Study In my previous column, I argued that engaging the imagination is essential for Christian apologetics in … Everyday Imaginative Apologetics: A Case Study Read More »
Engaging Imaginations: C.S. Lewis and the Need for Stronger Spells Just over a decade ago a confession from a college student sent me back to school. … Engaging Imaginations: C.S. Lewis and the Need for Stronger Spells Read More »
Apologetics and the Local Church Apologetics is important for the local church because it is biblical to defend your church. … Apologetics and the Local Church Read More »
Thinking About Knowledge Immanuel Kant is the very model of a modern major philosopher. He stares out of his … Thinking About Knowledge Read More »
Can You Hear the Music: The Congregation in a Secular Age In May, the U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy released an 82-page report titled “Our Epidemic … Can You Hear the Music: The Congregation in a Secular Age Read More »
Violence in the Bible, Part 2 Not a Blitzkrieg Critic Joshua Bowen claims that the Israelites were commanded to devote to destruction … Violence in the Bible, Part 2 Read More »
Violence in the Bible, Part 1 The command “you shall utterly destroy [the Canaanites]” (Deut. 20:17) is disconcerting to both atheists as … Violence in the Bible, Part 1 Read More »
Who Am I? Augustine and the Apologetic of Identity by Joshua Chatraw and Mark Allen As the philosopher Charles … Who Am I? Read More »