Top 5 Apologetics Books for Beginners!

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[ramonpilgrim]

Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis is also a very good read

[doccampbell]

I enjoy “Case for Christ” and “Case for Miracles”. Everything I’ve ready from the “Case for ...” series by Lee Strobel is good. Definitely will be looking into some of your suggestions!

[MyBrandingIsBad]

Tactics by Greg Koukl
On guard by William Lane Craig
Why I trust the Bible by William D Mounce
How not to read the Bible by Dan Kimball
The story of reality by Greg Koukl

[darthfaderlives]

Tactics is a fantastic book. Reframes how you approach a conversation by asking questions rather than a continuous point, counterpoint.

[introvertedchristian]

Here my top 7 apologetics beginner books:

_Worldviews In Conflict_ by Ronald Nash
_Jesus Under Fire_ edited by Michael J. Wilkins and J.P. Moreland
_On Guard_ by William Lane Craig
_Relativism_ by Greg Koukl and Francis Beckwith
_Tactics_ by Greg Koukl
_Miracles_ by C.S. Lewis

[thesavvybassist]

Brother, you totally should have put together an Amazon list and took your cut. Totally would have put that list in my cart .

[ItsYouNotMe-rpqt]

Thank you. I love videos like this one

[smashleyscott]

The Case For series by Lee Strobel... the Wedge Of Truth by Phillip E. Johnson... any book by Frank Turek, the Battle For The Beginning by John MacArthur.

[gamma]

“I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an ATHEIST” By Normal L. Geisler and Frank Turek

Goes over everything like:
-Basic Logic and concepts related to philosophy/theology
-Cosmological, Intelligent design, and the moral argument for God
-Is Christianity true and can we trust the Bible?

All in a simple and detailed way 10/10 for any level of understanding imo

[epistleofdude]

Here are my 5 picks for beginners:

1. Confessions of a French Atheist by Guillaume Bignon

2. Why Should I Believe Christianity by James Anderson

3. Why Is There Evil in the World by Greg Welty

4. Apologetics by John Frame

5. Why I Believe (2 parts) by Steve Hays (freely available online)

[goor]

I like the books from J. Warner Wallace. Cold Case Christianity and God’s Crime Scene.

[hakuwolf]

Josh McDowell - Evidence that Demand a Verdict. 100% underrated

[Infinty_in_Christ]

Amen i will buy some of these books thanks for the tip 😉👍🏻🙏🏼✝️

[excancerpoik]

after reading tactics i can safely say i have never read a masterpiece like that ever before and probobly never will again (exept the bible of course) totally recomend it actually a fantastic book that made me go from "hope no one questions my faith idk how to anwser" to "i pray every day for a chance to talk about it" it gave me incredible confidence and i know that i would win most debates with random people

[sEEKllsevN]

It's not really apologetics but one of my favorites is Return of the God Hypothesis by Stephen Meyer

[calebc]

Thank you sooo much! This helps a ton🎉

[tessab]

Thank you 🙏 as someone who struggles to know how to defend my faith and is weak in this area, this will be helpful for growth!

[tripperdan]

Would be nice if a list of the top 5 was pinned at the top :) Makes it easier to cut & paste to order the ones I don't have (of course I already have Greg's books!!)

[DennisVSyoutube]

Thanks for your ministry man! God bless you

[ModernNatives]

The Reason for God by Tim Keller was pretty groundbreaking as well.