We are gathered here today to witness the demise of my procrastination. So sit back, cozy up to the one you fondle copiously, and hear the most epic analysis of Kreeft and Tacelli ever committed to electronically blogified ink.
The Book: Handbook of Christian Apologetics
The Chapter: 1 - The Nature, Power, and Limitations of Apologetics
Years ago, I listened to Peter Kreeft's Portable Professor lecture series, Questions of Faith, discussing the philosophy of religion. I don't remember any specifics from those discs, except that Kreeft seemed to present the arguments for and against the existence of God in a fairly even-handed fashion. I quite liked him though I disagreed with...well, whatever he said.
Crash-cut to me reading his co-authored book. Some aspects of the first chapter equally demonstrate the even-handedness I beheld in Kreeft's lecture series. Other aspects...er, not so much.