This book is a compilation of several of Dr. Bahnsen's published works on Christian apologetics, including his Apologetics syllabus, articles on practical apologetic problems (like the problem of evil, the problem of miracles, etc.), and an exposition of Acts 17. (paper) Chapters 1: The Robbery Of Neutrality 2: The Immorality Of Neutrality 3: The Nature Of Unbelieving Thought 4: The Mind Of The New Man Rooted In Christ 5: Revelation As The Foundation Of Knowledge 6: Summary And Application: God's Self-Attesting Authority 7: Three Arguments Against Presuppositionalism 8: Humble Boldness, Not Obscurantist Arrogance 9: Inescapable Revelation, Inescapable Knowledge 10: Common Ground Which Is Not Neutral 11: Where Point Of Contact Is, And Is Not, Found 12: Overall Summary: Chapters 1-11 13: The Foolishness Of Unbelief 14: A Two-Fold Apologetic Procedure 15: Answering The Fool 16: Worldviews In Collision 17: The Ultimate Starting Point: God's Word 18: Summary On Apologetic Method: Chapters 19: God Must Sovereignly Grant Understanding 20: One Must Believe In Order To Understand 21: Strategy Guided By The Nature Of Belief 22: Not Being Beguiled As Was Eve 23: Not Lying To Defend The Truth 24: Effectively Encountering Varieties Of Opposition 25: Ready To Reason 26: The Heart of the Matter 27: Answering Objections 28: Tools of Apologetics 29: Apologetics In Practice 30: The Problem Of Evil 31: The Problem Of Knowing The "Super-Natural" 32: The Problem Of Faith 33: The Problem Of Religious Language 34: The Problem Of Miracles Appendix: Biblical Exposition of Acts 17