The paranormal isn't Christianity's embarrassment. It's part of the case.

Something is out there in the dark... or so millions believe. Ghosts and hauntings. Possession and the occult. Strange lights and stranger encounters. Most Christian books treat these subjects as an embarrassment to hurry past. Most everyone else treats them as entertainment.

Dark Apologetics refuses both. Philosopher Shandon Guthrie walks straight toward what most books flinch from and asks the harder question: what if the reality of the paranormal is not Christianity's embarrassment, but part of its case? In sixty-plus unflinching answers - on Satan, demons, ghosts, UFOs, and the occult - he takes the darkness seriously without surrendering to sensationalism, and shows that a faith that illuminates the shadows is a faith worth trusting.