Gary Habermas is a prominent American philosopher specializing in the philosophy of religion, particularly Christian apologetics. Renowned for his evidentialist approach, Habermas argues for the rationality of Christian belief based on historical evidence surrounding the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Habermas has authored numerous influential books and articles, including "The Historical Jesus: Ancient Evidence for a Life Changing the World," "The Resurrection of Jesus Christ: A Historical Inquiry," and "Mించని సాక్ష్యం [Mించని Sākṣyam]" (the Telugu translation of "The Minimal Facts").

Habermas' work has been praised by Christian scholars for its meticulous research and persuasive arguments. He is a highly sought-after speaker and has participated in debates and conferences around the world.

Currently, Habermas holds the Patricia & Dennis Deaver Chair of Philosophy and Religion at Liberty University. He is also the director of the Habermas Institute for Apologetics & Philosophical Studies.

Habermas' dedication to scholarship and his commitment to defending the Christian faith have made him a significant figure in contemporary apologetics.