Can Christianity withstand the questions of the modern world?
This twenty-first-century update of Conrad Emil Lindberg's classic work presents a clear, Scripture-centered defense of the Christian faith. Written for believers, teachers, pastors, students, and honest inquirers, Christian Apologetics explains not only why Christians defend their faith, but how they can do so with sound reasoning, reliable evidence, gentleness, and respect.
Readers will examine the meaning and history of apologetics, the reasons people reject Christianity, the reliability and authority of the Bible, the relationship between faith and reason, and the evidence supporting creation, miracles, fulfilled prophecy, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The book also addresses essential questions about human nature, sin, Christ's sacrifice, salvation, death, resurrection, judgment, and the coming Kingdom.
Grounded in the historical-grammatical interpretation of Scripture, this volume equips Christians to answer objections, recognize false reasoning, correct doctrinal error, and explain the hope found in Jesus Christ. It is an accessible and practical guide for everyone who desires to defend biblical truth with conviction, accuracy, and courage.