Summary: Three recent publications show a renewed vitality in the field of Christian Apologetics, a theological discipline that has suffered decades of oblivion, especially in the Continental Faculties. The new format it has assumed is more dialogical and less defensive; authors engage, in deep discussion, with ongoing scientific and philosophical issues. It is of great interest to follow these works in order to assess the issues at stake and the ways these theologians try to resolve relevant problems for Christian faith in its intellectual contexts.