Christianity contested : replies to critics' toughest objections / edited by Paul Copan, Stewart E. Kelly.

Contents Introduction / Stewart E. Kelly and Paul Copan -- The problem(s) of evil / Stewart E. Kelly -- "Genocide" in the Bible / Paul Copan -- "Slavery" in the Bible / Paul Copan -- "Except through me" : the scandal of Christian exclusivism / Richard Brian Davis -- Divine hiddenness : epistemic and soteriological / James K. Beilby -- An historical case for the resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth / Gary R. Habermas and Benjamin C. F. Shaw -- Faith and science / Robin Collins -- Christianity and human flourishing / Gregory E. Ganssle -- Gender and Christianity / Preston Sprinkle -- Christianity and women / Lynn H. Cohick -- Sexual apologetics through a covenantal lens / Paul Rhodes Eddy -- Religious apathy / Kyle Beshears and Tawa Anderson.
Abstract Although Christianity has significantly influenced many of Western civilization's cherished ideals and values, it faces ongoing criticism regarding its truth, goodness, and beauty. Critics argue that Christianity is at odds with science, human flourishing, and the dignity of women; that it is disconnected from modern views on sexuality; and that its Scriptures support slavery and genocide. They also claim that the historical evidence for Jesus' bodily resurrection is weak and his claims of exclusivity are narrow-minded. Additionally, the problem of evil and the hiddenness of God are major points of contention. In response, a group of scholars has provided a comprehensive, well-reasoned, yet accessible resource to address these accusations for both the church and the broader public. -- Back cover
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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