Title: Good introduction to apologetics
Product review: For those not academically trained in theology, philsosophy, or apologetics, Beisner's book provides a nice introduction to key questions and their possible solutions. The well studied skeptic will not find all the arguments convincing, as Beisner does not offer his book to such an audience. I have successfully used the book for interested seekers who would not be able to follow more sophisticated arguments offered by figures like Alvin Plantinga. At the end of the book, Beisner offers a list of recommended reading for advanced studies in areas such as philosophy, logic, science, and so on. Having studied under Beisner, I have found him to be a constant help in answering hard questions, some of which were my own.
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