This timely introduction argues for a version of Christian apologetics that is theological, philosophical, and "catholic" and that embraces the whole of human reason. It emphasizes a foundation in theology that is both confident and open and makes reference to philosophy in an accessible way.
Contributors:
- John Hughes on proofs and arguments for faith and reason
- Andrew Davison on Christian reason and Christian community
- Alison Milbank on apologetics and the imagination
- Donna J. Lazenby on apologetics, literature, and worldview
- Michael Ward on C. S. Lewis's view of imagination and reason in apologetics
- Stephen Bullivant on atheism, apologetics, and ecclesiology
- Craig Hovey on Christian ethics as Good News
- Graham Ward on cultural hermeneutics and Christian apologetics
- Richard Conrad, OP, on moments and themes in the history of apologetics
- Alister E. McGrath on the natural sciences and apologetics
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