2026 edition · pages 187–213
Twelve more topics
The book’s own sequel map. After the twelve weeks, these are the questions the 2026 edition says logically come next.
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Further 1
The problem of evil and suffering
Why does a good, all-powerful God allow evil?
Further 2
Are miracles possible?
Can a reasonable person believe a miracle has happened?
Further 3
The reliability of the Old Testament
Can we trust the Hebrew Scriptures the way we trust the New Testament?
Further 4
Jesus outside the Bible
Do non-Christian sources mention Jesus?
Further 5
Did Jesus claim to be God?
Is the divinity of Christ a later church invention?
Further 6
Rival theories of the resurrection
Could the appearances be grief, fraud, or a wrong tomb?
Further 7
Why Christianity is not ‘one more path’
Aren’t all religions basically the same?
Further 8
A historical Adam and the Fall
Does the Christian story need a real first pair?
Further 9
Scripture’s own witness
Why do Christians trust the Bible from the inside, not only from manuscripts?
Further 10
Christianity and science
Are faith and the lab at war?
Further 11
The only way
What about those who never heard — and why only Jesus?
Further 12
Apologetics in the local church
How does a congregation carry this without becoming a debate club?