Someone recently told me that people in his denomination don’t value apologetics (why there’s good reason to believe Christianity is true) because their apologetics are in their actions.

. This attitude, effectively, is what you see with many popular Christian authors today, even when they say nothing about apologetics specifically.

For them, Christianity is all about what you do in the world; it’s no longer about believing in Jesus as Lord and coming to a saving knowledge of Him.

This kind of Christianity is hardly different than secular humanism.

It just comes with a fond but relatively mild appreciation for Jesus on top…like a candied cherry on a sundae of good works that can easily be removed.

—Natasha Crain (from, 10 Signs the Christian Authors You’re Following are (Subtly) Teaching Unbiblical Ideas)