by John A. Sims

C.S. Lewis the articulate defender of historic Christianity, E.J. Carnell the exemplary advocate of a progressive evangelical theology, and Reinhold Niebuhr the prophetic post-liberal theologian may seem an unlikely trio of Christian apologists. Together, however, they represent the range of diverse challenges to which all twentieth-century Christian apologetics has had to respond. From their different confessional perspetives the three theologians assumed stances that stood in tension with and at times even contradicted each other, yet their positions were complementary in that they addressed the problems common to the whole Christian intellectual enterprise in the wake of the ascendancy of modernity.

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Religious Studies

ISBN 978-0-86554-496-3

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