A Caring Approach to Dealing with Doubters by Patrick Zukeran and Norman Geisler

Apologetics books abound, but how did Jesus defend the faith? The Apologetics of Jesus presents the Savior at his convincing best. The most tentative Christian or belligerent skeptic will find meaty arguments for the godhead of Christ through his parables, prophecies, and more. This hard-hitting resource shows how Christ led the curious to commitment.

By Ronald A. Nash
Nash goes beyond the discussion begun by Allan Bloom in the best-seller, The Closing of the American Mind, praising Bloom for his insights and yet pointing to the lack of a clear prescription for the future. Being pro-choice in education, Dr. Nash argues, means returning the choices of school, curriculum, and values to parents!

Lane P. Lester and Raymond G. Bohlin explore the limits of change possible through Darwinism

In this evaluation of Neo-Darwinism and punctuated equilibrium, the authors argue that there are limits to the extent of possible biological change. They make a compelling case against the theory of common ancestry, and then propose design as a plausible explanation.

Kerby Anderson’s book provides you a insightful look at understanding Islam and the terrorism that is sometimes associated with it.