This second volume on presuppositional apologetics begins with defining the primary term of philosophy, followed by how the word is used more generically. This first chapter leads to the explanation of what is a biblical philosophy. Chapter two deals with the important subjects of evil, suffering, and miracles. Explanations are offered to convince the skeptic and encourage the saint. Chapter three deals with the subject off reformed theology being a separate body of study to presuppositionalism. Reformed theology is refuted. Chapter four deals with the subject of biblical manhood and womanhood. This is a great contrast to the culture, and a great proof of God's existence. Chapter five defines what a biblical marriage is, and God's purpose of sex in marriage. The sixth chapter discussed biblical counseling and its relationship to apologetics.