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An Apologetic for Apologetics Ravi Zacharias xi
Part 1 Giving an Answer
Section 1 Addressing the Difficult Questions
1 Postmodern Challenges to the Bible Amy Orr-Ewing 3
2 Challenges from Atheism Alister McGrath 21
3 Challenges from Youth Alison Thomas 40
4 Challenges from Islam Sam Soloman 60
5 Challenges from Eastern Religions L. T. Jeyachandran 79
6 Challenges from Science John Lennox 106
Section 2 Addressing the Questions behind the Questions
7 Conversational Apologetics Michael Ramsden 137
8 Broader Cultural and Philosophical Challenges Joe Boot 152
9 Existential Challenges of Evil and Suffering Ravi Zacharias 178
10 Cross-Cultural Challenges I'Ching Thomas 209
Part 2 Internalizing the Questions and Answers
11 The Trinity as a Paradigm for Spiritual Transformation L. T. Jeyachandran 231
12 The Role of Doubt and Persecution in Spiritual Transformation Stuart McAllister 253
13 Idolatry, Denial, and Self-Deception: Hearts on Pilgrimage through the Valleys Danielle DuRant 272
Part 3 Living Out the Answers
14 The Church's Role in Apologetics and the Development of the Mind Ravi Zacharias 303
Conclusion
Apologetics for Today Ravi Zacharias 331
About the Contributors 339
Notes 343
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Scott Hangen
reviewed Beyond Opinion: Living the Faith We Defend on October 11, 2014 Beyond Opinion
Very thorough, richly detailed, well organized. It's rather long, so this one is only for the dedicated Christian apologist investigator, but I'd recommend it.
Of course all the essays have various levels of quality in writing, but the authors mostly keep the academic and professional tone consistent. In some spots I feel an author or two could have remained a little more focused or organized, but by the end I was really getting into a groove. There were several references to C. S. Lewis and Alister McGrath throughout all the essays, which I personally always enjoy. Zacharias's writings were perfect to top it all off at the end.
If you don't have time to read all of it, I'd specifically recommend these essays: "Challenges from Atheism" by Alister McGrath, "Challenges from Youth" by Alison Thomas, "Existential Challenges of Evil and Suffering" by Ravi Zacharias, "The Trinity as a Paradigm for Spiritual Transformation" by L. T. Jeyachandran, and "The Role of Doubt and Persecution in Spiritual Transformation" by Stuart McAllister. Of course, the last two essays, both by Zacharias, are excellent as well. It ends on a really good note that the Christian must apply apologetics to everyday life in the church/through evangelism.
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