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The 20 pages that link to Christian apologetics, each with the reason it gives.

• Blaise PascalNarrower topic: Pascal’s Pensées were conceived as material for a defense of Christianity.

• Christian theologyRelated: It uses theological arguments to address challenges to Christian claims.

• C. S. LewisNarrower topic: Lewis became a prominent modern apologist after his conversion.

• Christian missionRelated: Apologetics defends doctrine, while mission more broadly includes community formation and service.

• EuhemerismRelated: Some Christian writers used euhemeristic explanations to portray pagan gods as dead humans, not true deities.

• Justin MartyrNarrower topic: Justin’s surviving works are among the earliest substantial Christian defenses addressed to non-Christians.

• John of DamascusNarrower topic: His arguments for icons exemplify theological defense of a disputed practice.

• LactantiusNarrower topic: His historical and theological works belong to this broader literary tradition.

• David Friedrich StraussCompared with: Apologists answered the challenge Strauss posed to the historical status of Gospel miracles.

• PatristicsRelated: Apologetic writings form one genre within the broader patristic corpus.

• ApologeticsBroader topic: It is a major tradition within the broader practice of religious apologetics.

• Dorothy L. SayersRelated: Sayers used essays, lectures, and drama to present Christian doctrine to contemporary audiences.

• François-René de ChateaubriandRelated: He made Christianity the subject of a major literary defense in The Genius of Christianity.

• Christian literatureBroader topic: Apologetic works use writing to explain and defend Christian claims.

• G. K. ChestertonNarrower topic: Chesterton’s essays and books belong to this tradition of public argument for Christianity.

• Thomas the ApostleRelated: Thomas’s request to see Jesus’s wounds is often used in arguments about evidence and belief.

• Criticism of ChristianityCompared with: It offers organized replies to many philosophical and historical criticisms.

• Mere ChristianityNarrower topic: The book belongs to a tradition that makes Christian claims accessible through argument.

• The Family InternationalRelated: The movement used Christian claims to present its teachings and answer criticism.

• William M. BranhamRelated: Branham’s followers and critics dispute the historical and theological status of his prophetic claims.