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by L. J. Anderson (Author)
Apologetics is more than an evangelistic tool; it is a method of theological engagement.
Theology and Apologetics challenges the traditional separation between theology and apologetics, showing that apologetics is a technique used throughout Scripture to defend doctrine both inside and outside the church. With chapter summaries, reflection questions, and a call to application, this textbook is ideal for high school upperclassmen, college classrooms, homeschool co-ops, and small groups.
This volume can be used as a standalone textbook or as part of a full 16-week curriculum alongside Contending for the Truth: A Biblical Look at Thirteen Contentious Doctrines. Written in an accessible yet theologically rigorous style, this book helps readers recognize that apologetics is not optional for theologians. It is a vital tool in the task of faithfully handling God's Word.
Perfect for:
- Theological method courses
- Homeschool apologetics curriculum
- Christian high school and college classrooms
- Church-based study groups
