Apologetics has several methods, not one, and knowing which tool fits which conversation is half the craft. These essays, written across Biola’s two‑part Defending the Faith sequence, work through the classical, evidential, and presuppositional approaches. Each one carries its own assumptions, and each one answers a different kind of objection well.
The practical question underneath all of it: the person in front of you has a specific barrier, and the method should be chosen for that barrier rather than for the argument you happen to enjoy making.