Worldview Boot Camp Evangelical young people need training in the truth about truth.
By Charles Colson with Anne Morse | December 1, 2004
Good News from the Doctor A longtime TV physician's tortuous search leads to an informal apologetic.
Jeff M. Sellers | November 1, 2004
Targeted Apologetics Encountering New Religious Movements with the Gospel.
Reviewed by Cindy Crosby | July 1, 2004
All Apologies Are today's kinda culpas more safe than sorry?
By Nathan Bierma | July 1, 2004
The Un-Apologist Oblivious to convention, Chesterton launched a bold campaign to point a mad world back to truth.
John Warwick Montgomery | July 1, 2002
Bottom-Up Apologist "John Polkinghorne—particle physicist, Gifford lecturer, Templeton Prize–winner, and parish priest"
Karl W. Giberson | May 21, 2002
Four Jihads Jihad means more than warfare, but the sword is central to Islam's texts, its history, and its founder.
Mateen A. Elass | April 1, 2002
Divided by Christ Whether Christians under early Muslim rule used polemic or polite dialogue to defend their faith, they hit an impasse at the Incarnation.
Samuel Hugh Moffett | April 1, 2002
Theology on the Edge When competing ideologies had fragmented Christian thought, Thomas forged a solution.
J. David Lawrence | January 1, 2002
Wide Angles and Zoom Lenses Medieval chronicles showed Christians their place in God's world, from Creation to the end.
James D. Smith III | October 1, 2001
The Problem of Eusebius His work became the foundation for centuries of Christian scholarship. Was that foundation firm or hopelessly flawed?
Everett Ferguson | October 1, 2001
Zarathustra Shrugged What apologetics should look like in a skeptical age
Andy Crouch | September 3, 2001
