Scholars

A leading contemporary defender of the Kalam cosmological argument and the historicity of the resurrection.

Historian specializing in the resurrection, ancient biography, and Greco-Roman historiography.

One of the most prolific New Testament historians of his generation. His 800-page Resurrection of the Son of God situates the resurrection within Second Temple Jewish expectations and mounts a historical case that the bodily resurrection is the best explanation.

Leading resurrection scholar who developed the Minimal Facts approach, cataloging claims accepted by a broad majority of critical historians.

Twentieth-century Oxford and Cambridge scholar whose works on moral reasoning, joy, and the reasonableness of Christianity shaped modern apologetics.

Director of the Discovery Institute's Center for Science and Culture, focused on information theory, origin of life, and cosmological fine-tuning.

Analytic philosopher who has written on consciousness, substance dualism, naturalism, and Christian epistemology.

Mathematician and philosopher of science who has publicly engaged leading atheists on science, God, and reason.

Scholar and speaker focused on the fate of the apostles, worldview formation, and youth apologetics.

A founding figure of the revival of Christian philosophy in the 20th century, known for Reformed Epistemology, the Free Will Defense, and the Evolutionary Argument Against Naturalism.

Apologist and communicator focused on tactics for everyday conversations — the Columbo approach of leading with questions rather than pronouncements.

Former legal editor at the Chicago Tribune who approached Christian claims through an investigative lens after his wife's conversion.

Canadian scholar focused on the textual transmission and historical reliability of the New Testament and ancient manuscripts.

Popular apologetics speaker focused on moral and cosmological arguments and worldview critique.

A leading philosopher of religion who has applied Bayesian probability theory to arguments for God's existence, the incarnation, and the resurrection.

New Testament scholar focused on the cultural context of early Christianity, hostile-witness evidence, and the historical Jesus in his Second Temple setting.

Set out to disprove Christianity as a skeptical student and became one of the most widely read evidentialist apologists of the 20th century.

Philosopher and OT ethics specialist who has written widely on Canaanite conquest texts and ethical objections to the Old Testament.

A leading Egyptologist and ancient Near Eastern historian whose On the Reliability of the Old Testament argues for the historical plausibility of the OT on archaeological and comparative grounds.

Muslim-raised convert to Christianity who authored accessible comparative work on Islam and Christianity, emphasizing charitable engagement.