Unapologetic apologetics : meeting the challenges of theological studies / edited by William A. Demski & Jay Wesley Richards.

Contributor Dembski, William A., 1960-

Imprint:Downers Grove, Ill. : InterVarsity Press, c2001.

Description280 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.

Note:PART 1: FOUNDATIONS: The task of apologetics / William A. Dembski -- The fallacy of contextualism / William A. Dembski -- History of apologetics at Princeton Seminary / Raymond Cannata -- PART 2: SCRIPTURE: The problem of error in scripture / William A. Dembski -- Naturalism in theology & biblical studies / Jay Wesley Richards -- Old Princeton & the doctrine of scripture / Raymond Cannata -- PART 3: CHRISTOLOGY: Is the doctrine of the incarnation coherent? / Jay Wesley Richards -- Christology & the "Y" chromosome / Michael D. Bush -- Can a male savior save women? / Jay Wesley Richards -- PART 4: THEOLOGY: Christianity or feminism? / Leslie Zeigler -- Jesus' pardigm for relating human experience & language about God / Gary W. Deddo -- A Pascalian argument against universalism / Jay Wesley Richards -- PART 5: SCIENCE: What every theologian should know about creaetion, evolution & design / William A. Dembski -- Reinstating design within science / William A. Dembski -- The challenge of the human sciences: the necessity of an interactive & dualistic ontology / Matthew Frawley.

Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references.

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