In one of his chapters, James Emery White deals with five issues that people complain about when they consider Christianity--legalism, judgmentalism, hypocrisy, intolerance, and sexism.

In chapter 4 of his book, Clay Jones discusses various ways non-believers try to cope with the reality of death--"Immortality would be boring," "Death is necessary for life to go on," "Death is nothing," "Live a detached life," "Our particles go on," . . . He shows how ineffective these are.

This is a good book because it doesn't just complain about our society. Instead, the author offers a chapter that explains how we can drive out a bad worldview by offering a better one.

John Lennox discusses DNA and information processing in the cell. The key question is simple--How did  the genetic code , along with the mechanisms for its translation, originate? Without the existence of a creator, it seems impossible to answer the question.

How early were the gospels? If they were close to the time of Jesus, there would be little chance that myth and errors could creep in. I'm covering a chapter in Wallace's book that discusses this important question.

I am taking the time to reflect on completing 100 podcasts--the variety of apologetics issues, how we are enjoying a golden age of apologetics, good websites to visit, dealing with people who are apathetic when it comes to religious concerns, and many other items I hope you find interesting.

I look at many quotations Hugh Ross presents in his book on the fine-tuning of the universe. Many discoveries have been made recently that show how the earth and the entire universe are exactly right to allow life to be here.

This beautifully-illustrated book has a good chapter on Old Testament prophecies that I cover in this podcast.

I go through a key chapter in this book that focuses on the characteristics of God, according to Mormonism, and how it contrasts with the Biblical understanding of God.

Norm Geisler, a well-known Christian apologist, teams up with a former Muslim to write of the fundamental beliefs of Islam and how Christians can respond to them. In this podcast, I consider their chapter on the Qur'an, which evaluates its history, prophecies, science, and literary qualities.