Religion on Trial

Many today would agree that beneath their clashing claims, most world religions hold similar stances across the whole of their shared purview. Parton, an experienced trial lawyer, seeks to debunk this concept by clearing away subjective hearsay from tangible fact, drawing the readers attention to just how different various religions are in their approaches to humanity, salvation, evil, and even truth.

Craig A. Parton is a lawyer who has been involved in the trial of some of the largest natural-resource cases in California. He is a partner with a law firm in California, and is the United States director of the International Academy of Apologetics (www.apologeticsacademy.eu). Parton teaches and debates issues surrounding the facticity of the first-century events recorded in the primary source documents (the New Testament) and the topic of religious truth claims. He is the author of two previous works on the examination and defense of the Christian assertions, and is a regular contributor to the Global Journal of Classical Theology and Logia: A Journal of Lutheran Theology, as well as a contributing scholar to Modern Reformation magazine.