Five Views on Apologetics

January 10, 2001Written by Rick Shrader

Author: Cowan, Steven B.
Genre: Theology - Apologetics
Tags: Doctrine / Theology, Evangelism / Outreach, Gospel
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If you are interested in knowing whether you are Classical, Evidential, Cumulative, Presuppositional or Reformed in your apologetical approach to evangelism, you might try this book. This is one of the Counterpoints series edited by Stanley Gundry. Can you appeal to a lost man’s ability to reason spiritual things? Your answer to that question might place you in one of these five categories. You probably will find yourself divided between two or even three approaches and wonder why such men quibble over the rest.

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