Case for ChristLee StrobelIn The Case for Christ we read the case for the existence of Jesus made from the perspective of a former journalist who initially set out to make the opposite case and disprove the existence of Jesus. After extensive research he found that his previously-held preconceptions and arguments were overcome by the weight of evidence to the contrary! He comes to the conclusion that the Bible's accounts of Jesus' existence, incarnation, life, death, and resurrection, are true and stand up to the toughest examination. This is now a modern classic and highly recommended reading for Christians at any reading level or ability.
But Is It Real?Amy Orr-EwingIn 'But Is It Real?', Amy Orr-Ewing looks at 10 common objections to Christianity and offers a respectful critique of these views in an articulate, but readable, defence of the Faith. While 'But is it True?' deals with scientific objections to Christianity, Orr-Ewing focusses on more philosophical objections such as the problem of pain, religious trauma, and the validity of other faiths. This is a helpful book for those engaged in apologetics or to pass to a sceptic who might be open to a conversation.
But Is It True?Michael OtsIn 'But Is It True?', Michael Ots investigates the veracity of the Christian Faith in light of what appears to be a growing scientific consensus to the contrary. Ots looks at 10 common objections to Christianity and offers a well-argued case for the truth of Christianity. This book is suitable for younger and older Christians, and particularly helpful for students or those in the workplace who are in the position of defending Christianity to their peers.
Does God Exist?R.C. Sproul'Does God Exist?' is a short, small format book, containing 87 pages of pure gold from R C Sproul. He shows that faith and reason are two sides of the same coin and how Christians don't have to park our intellect to come to faith in Christ. He refutes atheists' arguments and provides a positive defence of the Christian Faith against the inconsistent attacks of its detractors!
Atheist Who Didn't Exist (Fully Revised 10th Anniversary Edition)Andy BannisterIn this 10-year anniversary edition of 'The Atheist Who Didn't Exist', Andy Bannister explores the message and legacy of the New Atheists, arguing that while their approach has lost traction, many of their arguments against religion, particularly Christianity, are still influential. Bannister writes for anyone interested in the atheism/faith interface and offers a compelling critique of the main 21st century proponents of atheism.
If I Were God, I'd End all the Pain - UpdatedJohn DicksonIn this short book, John Dickson address the thorny issue of pain & suffering in human experience. Ending 'all the pain' may seem like an understandable expectation of a God who is supposed to be loving, but the author contrasts this modern critique of Christianity with God's response to our suffering, which was to send his Son to suffer and die for us, and provide an eternity free fom pain and suffering for those who are united to him in faith. This book is short and direct, but an excellent start for anyone thinking through this issue or looking for a book to hand to someone with doubts!
Mere ApologeticsAlister McGrathIn 'Mere Apologetics', theologian and author, Alister McGrath, offers a fresh and compelling book on Apologetics. In a helpful approach, McGrath helps Christians think through how to best present the Christian message in the 21st century as well as providing a non-Christian or seeker with much food for thought! An excellent way into Apologetics.
Five Views on ApologeticsGary R. Habermas'Five Views on Apologetics' is a discussion book on the subject of Apologetics. In this volume, five leading academics present and respectfully critique each other's views, making this an essential overview of the apologetics landscape. The reader may find one view more compelling than the others, but that's very much left to the reader to decide, but the discussion is edifying and helpful to anyone finding their bearings in this vast subject!
The History of Apologetics'The History of Apologetics' is a phenomenal resource which dismisses any idea that Apologetics is merely a modern discipline! With some 43 authors looking at the key figures in Church History who made an impact in Apologetics, from the Church Fathers to Tim Keller, this is impressive in scope and content, making it an indispensable resource for anyone interested in Apologetics. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
New Dictionary Of Christian ApologeticsC. Stephen Evans (Consulting Editor)The 'New Dictionary Of Christian Apologetics' is probably the best single-volume resource in this category. It provides anyone interested in Apologetics with a comprehensive reference library which covers all aspects of this subject. It's a must-have for students, evangelists, and pastors, linking key apologetic thinking to modern culture to help articulate the Christian message in a knowledgable and relevant way. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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