If apologetics is the discipline that deals with a rational defence of the Christian faith, then Christians must engage in it. For as the article explains, God commands it, the world needs it, and reason demands it. The article also answers objections to apologetics.

Christianity stands or falls with Christ. This is so because of the uniqueness of Christ, in his nature, character, and teaching.

What should be the dating of the New Testament? This article looks at the book of Luke, Acts, 1 Corinthians, and some external evidence to demonstrate that the dating of the New Testament should be early.

This article describes neotheism as a new view of God in theological scholarship. After describing the characteristics of this new worldview, the author then also sets up objections to this view of God. The objections touch on the topics of creation ex nihilo, predictive prophecy in the Bible, the test for false or true prophecy, and God's ultimate victory over evil.

What is the nature of the resurrection body of Jesus Christ? This article functions as an apologetic argument for a physical, flesh and blood bodily resurrection of Jesus.

This essay is a review of Norman Ford's book When Did I Begin? It focuses on the question of fetal personhood.

Geisler addresses the matter of the nature of religious or faith language, that is, how man can speak of God. He describes the nature of the problem and continues by presenting and evaluating contemporary alternative approaches taken in this issue.