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The last book I’d read that featured a foreword by John MacArthur was Clifford McManis’ Biblical Apologetics, which quickly became my new all-time favorite book on apologetics, so I was optimistic that this would be a good read. I was not disappointed.
Read MoreFor anyone who has spent any time at all addressing allegations of contradictions in God’s Word, this book will likely not reveal anything new—there is, after all, nothing new under the sun. What we see repeated ad nauseum is that critics’ faulty reasoning is manifest fairly consistency in the following ways…
Read MoreThis is, hands down, the best book on apologetics I have ever read. My only regret is that I was not introduced to it sooner.
Read MoreI first read Tactics back in late 2010 or early 2011, read it again a few years later, and read the second edition from cover to cover when it was released in 2019. For over a decade, it was the single most important book in my apologetics library, and still ranks in my top five, at least.
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