Michael Licona writes Christian apologetics and historical argument focused especially on the resurrection of Jesus and the methods used to assess ancient claims. The Resurrection of Jesus: A New Historiographical Approach examines sources, historical method and competing explanations in detail, making it considerably more technical than a typical popular apologetics book. The Case for the Resurrection of Jesus, written with Gary Habermas, presents a shorter version of the argument for general readers. Why Are There Differences in the Gospels? compares Gospel composition with ancient biography and asks how variation between accounts should be interpreted. Licona's prose is structured, evidence-led and debate-oriented. His work fits Christian apologetics, historical Jesus studies and Gospel criticism, particularly for readers interested in how historical methodology is used within arguments for Christian claims. Read more Less
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