The Christian Faith Under Modern Searchlights

The Christian Faith Under Modern Searchlights is a theological work by William Hallock Johnson, based on lectures delivered at Princeton Theological Seminary in the early 20th century. The text addresses the challenges modern thought, particularly science and philosophy, poses to Christianity, examining contemporary criticisms and the necessity of understanding core doctrines. Johnson argues for the supernatural revelation central to Christian belief, defending it against skepticism and historical critiques that seek to undermine traditional faith. This work is notable for its rigorous engagement with modern intellectual challenges to Christianity.