Apologetics & Cultural Engagement
Christian thinking applied to culture, public life, and intellectual challenges. Covers worldview analysis and refutation of false ideologies, apologetic method and defense of the faith, theology of work and economics, sexuality and gender ethics, politics and justice, engagement with other religions and ideologies. Contains works by Schaeffer, Keller, Lewis, Plantinga, and others.
20 works
John M. Frame's 'A History of Western Philosophy and Theology' offers a comprehensive, critical survey of Western thought from ancient Greece to the present, ex…
Greg L. Bahnsen's "Always Ready: Directions for Defending the Faith" is a foundational work in presuppositional apologetics, meticulously outlining a distinctiv…
Greg L. Bahnsen's 'Always Ready' is a foundational text in presuppositional apologetics, posthumously compiled and edited by Robert R. Booth. Drawing heavily on…
John M. Frame's 'Apologetics: A Justification of Christian Belief' (2015, second edition) presents a comprehensive introduction to Christian apologetics from a …
John M. Frame’s Apologetics: A Justification of Christian Belief, in its updated and expanded twentieth-anniversary edition edited by Joseph E. Torres, presents…
This two-volume work, edited by William Edgar and K. Scott Oliphint, compiles primary source texts in Christian apologetics from the early church to the present…
This volume, the second in a two-part series, presents a comprehensive collection of primary source texts on Christian apologetics from the Reformation era to t…
John M. Frame's 'Christianity Considered' serves as an accessible guide for skeptics and seekers, offering a robust defense of Christian truth claims. The book …
Nancy Pearcey's 'Finding Truth: 5 Principles for Unmasking Atheism' offers a robust framework for Christian apologetics, equipping readers to critically analyze…
Mitch Stokes's 'How to Be an Atheist' critically examines the intellectual foundations of contemporary atheism, arguing that many self-proclaimed skeptics are n…
This work, presented as a lecture outline, serves as a foundational apologetic resource designed to equip Christians, particularly young people, to defend their…
J. Mack Stiles's 'Marks of the Messenger' challenges contemporary approaches to evangelism, arguing that effective and 'healthy' witness stems not primarily fro…
Greg L. Bahnsen's 'Presuppositional Apologetics Stated and Defended' is a systematic and rigorous exposition and defense of Cornelius Van Til's presuppositional…
The book "Pushing the Antithesis: The Apologetic Methodology of Greg L. Bahnsen," edited by Gary DeMar, presents the core principles of Greg L. Bahnsen's presup…
Michael J. Kruger's 'Surviving Religion 101' is an apologetic work designed to equip Christian college students with intellectual tools to navigate the challeng…
Herman Bavinck's 'The Philosophy of Revelation' comprises his L. P. Stone Lectures delivered at Princeton Theological Seminary in 1908-1909. In this foundationa…
Nancy Pearcey's 'Total Truth' offers a trenchant critique of the pervasive 'secular/sacred split' or 'fact/value dichotomy' in modern Western thought, which con…
Greg L. Bahnsen's "Van Til’s Apologetic: Readings and Analysis" serves as a comprehensive introduction and defense of Cornelius Van Til's distinctive presupposi…
Greg Gilbert's 'Why Trust the Bible?' serves as an accessible apologetic work designed to equip Christians to defend the trustworthiness of Scripture and to cha…
Ray Comfort's "You Can Lead an Atheist to Evidence, but You Can’t Make Him Think" is a work of popular apologetics and evangelism, directly engaging with common…