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C. S. Lewis, celebrated for the impactful Chronicles of Narnia and foundational Christian apologetics like Mere Christianity, is recognized as one of the 20th century's most influential literary and intellectual figures. A film by the Fellowship for Performing Arts, The Most Reluctant Convert, explores his journey from convinced atheist to a leading Christian apologist.

If you want to be an apologist for Christianity or even just conservative beliefs and values, my best advice is simply to watch and rewatch the many excellent Charlie Kirk videos that are out there.

In an age of hyper-scepticism—where finding trustworthy voices online is increasingly difficult—here are three Christian apologists, Bible teachers, and commentators worth following.

Theodicy calls believers to justify the ways of God in the light of evil and suffering, reminding us that even when the world feels overwhelmed by tragedy, God’s providence and love remain.

The Bible’s historical depth, moral wisdom and spiritual power explain why it remains the most read, translated and life-changing book in human history.

As Christmas approaches, a short film titled ‘Reason and Resurrection’ traces how classical reason and the Christian faith fused to shaped the freedoms, dignity and moral vision of the Western world.

Reality still exists, even in an age of relativism. This article explores how Christians can confront falsehood, defend truth, and point others to Christ as the ultimate reality.

Just as Christians fiercely defend the heart of Christmas and Easter in the face of commercialised reimaginings, can we not redeem the heart of All Hallows’ Day or Halloween as a day of remembrance and reflection for Christian martyrs and Christ’s victory over death?

Archaeological evidence for Jesus and the New Testament continues to mount. These three discoveries offer tangible confirmation that the Gospels are trustworthy historical sources, not mere religious legends.

What might appear to be a political battle over culture is really a deeper spiritual conflict about God, truth, and the soul of our civilisation.

Every law reflects morality of some kind, and the public square is always being occupied by a set of beliefs. So why wouldn’t Christians advocate for laws that reflect Christian beliefs and morality?

The belief that Christianity is anti-science and Atheism is pro-science is part of our cultural furniture here in the West. But what if the opposite were true?

British conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has told the BBC how she lost her faith in God. Who hasn’t looked at injustice in the world and been tempted to give up on faith in God? I contend that injustice is actually a reason to turn toward belief in God — and Jesus in particular.

Oxford Mathematician and Christian apologist Professor John Lennox models what it means to defend the truth in love. He recently sat down with agnostic philosopher Alex O'Connor for a winsome conversation about faith, science, and the Bible.

In a viral online video—"Jordan Peterson vs 20 Atheists"—the popular Canadian psychologist faced off with twenty atheist influencers, debating issues from the moral foundations of science to the atheist conception (or caricature) of God. But just how defensible were Peterson's propositions?

Faith is the only sure foundation for a civilisation in crisis, Os Guinness warned at this year’s ARC conference in London.

Rogan, the world’s most popular podcaster, gave an opportunity for the gospel that apologist and biblical scholar Wesley Huff took with both hands. It will be one of the largest audiences for the gospel in history.

Johann Sebastian Bach is arguably the greatest composer of all time. But what motivated him to write the music that he did?

I am concerned that a report by the Sydney Diocesan Doctrine Commission (SDDC) on "The Doctrine of Concupiscence and its Relevance to the Experience of Same-Sex Attraction" is not as helpful as it could be in giving people guidance on this issue.

While Jordan Peterson still shies away from the objective truth claims of Christianity — i.e., the resurrection and other historical and theological truths — he is increasingly willing to engage with thoughtful Christians on matters of culture, theology and politics.