Overview
Christian Apologetics is a systematic approach to understanding major world views. The author presents both methods and reasons for defending the claims of Christianity.
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Key Features
- Suggestions for further reading
- Bibliographical references and indexes
Praise for the Print Edition
Geisler is extremely erudite, possessing an astonishing wealth of scholarly knowledge, and displays a remarkable gift of superb organization and clear analysis in laying out his material. I consider Christian Apologetics the best textbook we have on behalf of conservative evangelical Christianity.
—Clark H. Pinnock, Christian Scholar’s Review
Destined to be a major textbook for evangelicals in apologetics. . . . [it will] help a generation of readers and students faced with a tough-minded humanism to give cogent and careful defense of the faith.
—F. R. Howe, Bibliotheca Sacra
Provides the reader with a fundamentally sound overall approach to Christian apologetics. It will be a valuable addition to any student’s library.
—Michael Hill, Reformed Theological Review
Product Details
- Title: Christian Apologetics
- Author: Norman L. Geisler
- Publisher: Baker
- Publication Date: 1976
- Pages: 390
About Norman L. Geisler
Norman L. Geisler has taught at university and graduate levels for nearly 50 years and has spoken, traveled, or debated in all 50 states and in 26 countries. He holds a BA and MA from Wheaton College, a ThB from William Tyndale College, and a PhD in philosophy from Loyola University.
After his studies at Wheaton, he became the graduate assistant in the Bible-philosophy department at the college. He has since taught Bible, apologetics and philosophy at Detroit Bible College, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and Dallas Theological Seminary, and was the dean of Liberty Center for research and scholarship in Lynchburg, VA. In 1992, he cofounded and served as the president of Southern Evangelical Seminary in Charlotte, North Carolina, until 2006. Currently, he is a professor of theology and apologetics at SES.