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Christian apologist
'''Gary Habermas''' (1950) is a professor and department chairperson in the areas of philosophy and theology at Liberty University in Virginia. He is best known for his work in [[Christian apologetics]], specifically in his historical defenses of the [[Resurrection]] of [[Jesus]]. Habermas wrote his doctoral thesis on this subject. What is notable was that he did so at a secular school ([[Michigan]] State University), using his "minimal facts" method in which he defends the Resurrection using only historical facts that the vast majority of historians agree with. [http://www.garyhabermas.com/vitainnuce.htm]
Habermas was interviewed by [[Lee Strobel]] in a chapter of the book ''The Case for Christ'', and has recently offered an extensive response to filmmaker [[James Cameron]]'s claim to have found the "lost tomb of Jesus" on his website. [http://www.garyhabermas.com/articles/The_Lost_Tomb_of_Jesus/losttombofjesus_response.htm]
Habermas was interviewed by [[Lee Strobel]] in a chapter of the book ''The Case for Christ'', and has recently offered an extensive response to filmmaker [[James Cameron]]'s claim to have found the "lost tomb of Jesus" on his website. [http://www.garyhabermas.com/articles/The_Lost_Tomb_of_Jesus/losttombofjesus_response.htm]