apologetics

Historical Apologetics Project—help needed

Timothy McGrew, an epistemologist deeply interested in apologetics, has taken it upon himself to develop a colossal (not 30MB, 30

2008 EPS Papers (Diller)

Kevin Diller Non-Evidentialist Positive Apologetics Abstract: Within Evangelical theology there appears to be a considerable range of opinion about the

2008 EPS Papers (Copan)

Paul Copan “With Gentleness and Respect” – and a Few Other Things: Suggestions and Strategies for Christian Apologetics Abstract: Apologetics

EPS Annual Meeting and Our Annual Apologetics Conference

Dozens of papers will be presented at this year’s annual EPS meeting in Providence, RI. Special sessions include a panel

Reply to Schneider’s Review of My Christianity Today Article

I must confess that I had to catch my breath for a moment after finishing Mr. Schneider’s review of my

Response to “Gabriel’s Vision” & Its Implications for the Resurrection of Jesus

EPS leaders, Craig J. Hazen and Gary R. Habermas, have both responded to recent reports (e.g., at the NYT) about

God is Not Dead Yet

Christianity Today has published an essay by William Lane Craig, titled, “God is Not Dead Yet.” The essay is the

Interview with Robert Velarde

We interviewed Robert Velarde about his book, Conversations with C.S. Lewis: Imaginative Discussions About Life, Christianity and God (IVP, 2008).

Copan’s Apologetics Book Reviewed by Publishers Weekly

Publisher’s Weekly reviewed Paul Copan’s When God Goes to Starbucks: A Guide to Everyday Apologetics (Baker Books). The is set