In a world where spirituality is trendy but religious diversity is the supreme virtue, Christianity faces a daunting challenge. The prevailing mindset, which celebrates openness and relativism, has led many – including some Christians – to believe that Christianity can't be the only true or salvific path. What's desperately needed in this era of spiritual blending is a robust, comprehensive Christian response that can stand up to scrutiny. The Christian faith must be presented and defended with precision and clarity, point by point, argument by argument. This book provides just that. Under the expert guidance of editors Francis J. Beckwith, William Lane Craig, and J. P. Moreland, a team of scholars has crafted a thorough and authoritative apologetic, tackling topics such as faith and reason, God's existence, the case for Jesus, the problem of evil, postmodernism, religious pluralism, and Christian exclusivism.