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  1. Franklin D Robinson
    5 Stars Out Of 5
    December 5, 2009
    Franklin D Robinson
    An excellent book for a confusing, lost and ever changing culture. Knowing how to defend, debate and share the Lords' gospel, I believe is His will. This a good one!
  2. wyn
    4 Stars Out Of 5
    March 30, 2009
    wyn
    I am not that familiar with Apologetics which is why I read this book. It is a series of chapters written by different people about their view of presenting Christianity to the post-modern generation. All of the chapters were well written and had very interesting and doable suggestions with good basic theological and realistic reasons. This is definitely not a "because I said so" or a "this is how it feels" type of response to the basic question "How do you present Christianity to today's young adults in a manner that will gain their interest and promote their faith?" Every chapter focused on a different theme answer; and I was very impressed with the thoughts that they brought forward. A great read for anyone interested in working with Christian and non-Christian youth in order to strengthen their faith.
  3. Christy Lockstein
    4 Stars Out Of 5
    March 31, 2009
    Christy Lockstein
    Apologetics for a New Generation edited by Sean McDowell is a collection of essays about how the study and use of apologetics has changed and needs to change to be relevant in the 21st century. Apologetics is the study and defense of Christianity and is often used to try and convince nonbelievers, but because we now live in a postmodern society, the old arguments don't work. There are a lot of great essays in this book to help not only in addressing nonbelievers, but in talking to teens, even those who do have faith. Not every essay succeeds as well as others. Some get caught up in jargon and high-minded language. Others are fascinating reading, and I finally now understand the difference between modern and postmodern thinking! This is a terrific book for youth leaders and church leaders as well as lay people interested in wanting to know how to have successful and interesting conversations about God. The overriding theme of the book is that relationships are necessary before opinions can be shared. It's a good message for everyone.
  4. PeetsPet
    Morgan Hill, CA
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    4 Stars Out Of 5
    This product provides great topics for discussion.
    July 5, 2013
    PeetsPet
    Morgan Hill, CA
    Age: Over 65
    Gender: female
    Quality: 5
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    This product provides great topics for discussion for a book study group I attend. The various writers included present timely information for interacting with today's generation and the issues they are dealing with.
  5. Lisa Hatfield
    4 Stars Out Of 5
    August 31, 2010
    Lisa Hatfield
    Loved this book. Gave me an insight into the minds of young people today and has got me thinking about how I approach sharing my faith with others. The chapter on sharing with the gay community was especially helpful to me. Definitely would recommend this book.
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