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Can You Believe It’s True?: Christian Apologetics in a Modern and Postmodern Era is unavailable, but you can change that!

Truth? Can we know it? Today, many people say we can’t. This paradigmatic shift to relativism presents a direct challenge to a Christian’s witness. In this comprehensive treatment, noted scholar John Feinberg argues that truth is both real and knowable, offering a robust guide to Christian apologetics for engagement with our world today.

The free will defense, of course, is a defense for any theist committed to libertarian free will. The defense also presupposes a modified rationalist metaphysic. Moreover, it is fundamentally nonconsequentialist in its ethics; hence, it claims that the world as created by God is good, but moral evil is introduced into the world by God’s creatures, humans in particular.14 Augustine is one of the free will defense’s earliest proponents, and we can see in his work the essentials of this defense. Augustine
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