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Equip Students to Defend the Faith with Clarity and Grace
Apologetics at the Cross offers a comprehensive, classroom-ready introduction to the study and practice of Christian apologetics. Using Jesus as the model and 1 Peter as a guiding text, this textbook equips students to defend the faith with clarity, humility, and confidence.
In this revised and expanded second edition, Chatraw and Allen:
Introduce the biblical, theological, and historical foundations of apologetics.
Survey major contemporary approaches and debates within the discipline.
Provide step-by-step guidance for applying apologetics in real-world ministry and cultural engagement.
Designed for students in apologetics, theology, and ministry courses, Apologetics at the Cross integrates intellectual rigor with pastoral sensitivity. The authors emphasize not only what to say but how to say it--training readers to give reasoned answers with gentleness and respect.
Readable, balanced, and deeply rooted in Scripture, this text prepares learners to engage today's questions about faith with both conviction and compassion.
Contents
Introduction: An Invitation to Apologetics at the Cross
Part 1: The Foundation for Apologetics at the Cross
1. Apologetics in the Bible: Part 1
2. Apologetics in the Bible: Part 2
3. Apologetics within the Great Tradition: Part 1
4. Apologetics within the Great Tradition: Part 2
Part 2: The Theological Structure for Apologetics at the Cross
5. Making Sense of the Methods
6. Taking People to the Cross through Word and Deed
7. Cruciform Humility before God and Others
8. Appealing to the Whole Person for the Sake of the Gospel
9. Contextualization through the Lens of the Cross
Part 3: The Practice of Apologetics at the Cross
10. Preparing to Engage (not Spin) in Late Modernism from the Inside Out
11. Engaging in Late Modernism
12. Dealing with Defeaters
13. Making a Case



