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Apologetics
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34.4—July/August, 2021
Four Essentials Every Christian Is Called to Embrace
33.3—May/June, 2020
On Flight & Fight in the Present Tribulation
33.3—May/June, 2020
Our Christian Duty to Fight Has Not Been Cancelled
33.3—May/June, 2020
on the Authenticity of the Apostles' Creed
33.2—March/April, 2020
—from the 2019 Touchstone Conference
33.1—January/February, 2020
32.6—November/December, 2019
An Open Letter to Christian Readers of Jordan Peterson & Roger Scruton
32.5—September/October, 2019
32.3—May/June, 2019
The Compelling "Bayesian" Case for Christ
31.4—July/August, 2018
The Difficulty of Apologetics for Dead Souls in the Real World
31.3—May/June, 2018
Apologetics and the Christian Imagination: An Integrated Approach to Defending the Faith by Holly Ordway
31.2—March/April, 2018
How Best to Face the Total War of the Anti-Culture
29.3—May/June, 2016
on Anscombe's Final Word on Lewis & Naturalism
27.3—May/June, 2014
What Happens to Apologetics If We Add "Legend" to the Trilemma "Liar, Lunatic, or Lord"?
26.6—Nov/Dec, 2013
Imaginative Apologetics: Theology, Philosophy and the Catholic Tradition
edited by Andrew Davison
26.1—Jan/Feb, 2013
Mere Apologetics: How to Help Seekers & Skeptics Find Faith
by Alister E. McGrath
25.5—Sept/Oct, 2012
on Mathematical Certainty & the Liberty of Faith
24.2—March/April, 2011
Why "Apologetics" Is So Often Wrong
18.1—January/February, 2005
on Telling People Who They Really Are
15.2—March, 2002
Why Dogma Is Needed & Why Substitutes Fail
12.6—November/December, 1999
An Interview with Charles Colson
more from the online archives
20.7—September 2007
Paul Didn’t Build Bridges to Popular Culture by Russell D. Moore
23.6—November/December 2010
Darwin, Design & Thomas Aquinas
The Mythical Conflict Between Thomism & Intelligent Design by Logan Paul Gage
24.5—Sept/Oct 2011
on Wondering or Wandering Through College Education by Anthony Esolen
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