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Christians engage in apologetics when they build bridges to faith. This, Alister McGrath maintains, is both a science and an art. Apologetics is a science, because it vigorously grounded in Christianity, demonstratring and defending its truth. Equally, however, it is a craft - a creative attempt to marry the gospel proclamation with the needs and concerns of flesh-and-blood people. Apologetics is therefore a vital and necessary part of the equipment of all Chrstians everywhere, above all those concerned with preaching and evangelism.
Table of Contents
Introduction: Why apologetics?
Part I: Creating openings for faith
Part II: Overcoming barriers to faith
Conclusion: Apologetics in action - From textbook to real life
Notes
For further reading
Index
Other Info
'At last! A brilliant book on Christian apologetics (that neglected subject) by one of the best theological minds of our day.'
- Michael Green
'Readable, up to date and impressive in its scope.'
- Gordon R Lewis
'Academically rich ... practically useful.'
- Evangelical Quarterly
'Don't leave this book to the specialists. It's for you.'
- John Allan
Alister McGrath is Professor of Historical Theology at Oxford University and Principal of Wycliffe Hall. He is author of a number of influential books including A Passion for Truth and Self-esteem.