Publisher's Synopsis
In Persuasive Apologetics, pastor and professor Jeffrey M. Robinson explores what's below the surface of what seem to be purely intellectual objections to Christianity. He talks about what it means to actually contend for the truth, while leading us through real-life examples of how we can communicate with others who have differing beliefs. Robinson covers some topics like why tone matters in apologetics, the influence of presuppositions, how to utilize undercutting defeaters, and why Jesus' historicity can be trusted. Whether you're a committed Christian looking to hone your apologetics skills, or a seeker desiring to peel back the layers of skeptical arguments, this book will challenge and equip you.
