We know that nobody is perfect, but don't Christians claim to be 'good people'?

Responding to the common objection that Christianity is irrational rather than based on any factual evidence.

Tim Keller's new book explores the question of how anyone in our age of scepticism could believe in Christianity.

James N Anderson provides a real, concrete analysis of the reasons Christianity makes most sense of the world.

Peter Byrom explains how apologetics enabled him to see that Christian belief was reasonable and needed a response.

This is a curious book. At one level it has an immediate appeal. Christians need to be challenging those of other religions and worldviews…

If people are going to feel the full force of the claims of Christ on their lives, they need to see the whole story of salvation.

One of the benefits of public debates is that it encourages Christians to engage with the issues raised in these events, think through…

Larry Hurtado's book 'Destroyer of the Gods' examines the characteristics of Christianity that set it apart from the Roman world.