In Fact, Philosophy Is Universal In Scope.

The Central Problem Is Always In The Midst Of The People Of God, Not In The Circumstances Surrounding Them.

The Purpose Of Apologetics Is Not Just To Win An Argument Or A Discussion, But That People With Whom We Are In Contact May Become Christians And Then Live Under The Lordship Of Christ In The Whole Spectrum Of Life.

I Believe That Pluralistic Secularism, In The Long Run, Is A More Deadly Poison Than Straightforward Persecution.

Christianity Is Realistic Because It Says That If There Is No Truth, There Is Also No Hope; And There Can Be No Truth If There Is No Adequate Base. It Is Prepared To Face The Consequences Of Being Proved False And Say With Paul: If You Find The Body Of Christ, The Discussion Is Finished, Let Us Eat And Drink For Tomorrow We Die. It Leaves Absolutely No Room For A Romantic Answer.

If One Starts With An Impersonal Beginning, The Answer To Morals Eventually Turns Out To Be The Assertion That There Are No Morals.