Abstract
"Through much of the twentieth century, American evangelical apologists have been battling one another vigorously over apologetic method" writes John M. Frame (Westminster Theological Seminary in California, p. 358). This analysis identifies and critiques the problems in their five most popular apologetic systems. Each has an advocate's overview and critiques by the other four. The book, including ample footnote references, ends with each author's "Closing Remarks" and the editor's conclusions, so it is like a detailed debate report.