The Apologist‘s Bookshelf

New York Times bestselling author Tim Keller explains in The Reason for God  how belief in a Christian God is a sound and rational one. He uses literature, philosophy, real-life conversations, and powerful reasoning in the book. I deal with his chapter on one argument that people often raise--there can't be just one true religion.

Dan Story tackles an issue that Christians often misunderstand. He deals with questions about whether Christianity is to blame for environmental and ecological problems. He also explains what the Bible really says about environmental stewardship. I take a look at the section in the book that discusses the biblical story of the fall, how we can participate in the redemption of the earth, and the tr...

James Emery White is one of my favorite authors. In this 2019 book, White gives uncommon answers to key questions people have about God, the Bible, Jesus, and social concerns. I focus on his chapter that covers the Bible.

Stephen Meyer is author of Return of the God Hypothesis In this best-selling book, he makes his case for intelligent design and describes how Judeo-Christian theology gave rise to science. I give a brief overview of this challenging book.

Alvin J. Schmidt wrote Under the Influence, now titled How Christianity Changed the World. This podcast looks at a chapter in the book devoted to explaining how Christianity elevated the status of women.

John Lennox, author of God's Undertaker, deals with the idea that science has buried God and that atheism, therefore, is the only intellectually tenable position. In the chapter I have selected, Lennox describes the war of worldviews that exists when science and Christianity are discussed.

Today America is swamped with Critical Race Theory. A new book, Why Social Justice Is Not Biblical Justice,  talks about it and the idea of social justice. I look at one chapter that describes what CTR values and doesn't value.

Clay Jones has written Immortal,  a powerful book that describes how the fear of death drives us and what we can do about it. This episode focuses on chapter 3 of his book--symbolic immortality projects people desperately set up to avoid dealing with the reality of death.

Here's a general introduction to what my podcast is attempting to do. Plus, I'm reviewing a section of J. Warner Wallace's book Cold Case Christianity. Wallace in this part of his book covers abductive reasoning and the minimal facts approach to the resurrection of Jesus.