The End of Apologetics: Christian Witness in a Postmodern Context

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this book, then, I aim to be Kierkegaardian, even while I do not attempt to write a book on Kierkegaard’s views on apologetics per se. Kierkegaard functions as a guiding

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Kierkegaard’s rejection of apologetics (and its use of reason) is to be seen as part and parcel of his rejection of the modern conception of reason—not of reason altogether. This signals a Kierkegaardian way forward that does not entail going back to Aristotle.

I see Kierkegaard as offering us a middle way of sorts.

We are given a new way of moving forward from modernity.