This article, from Christianity Today, discusses Richard Dawkins's logical arguments against belief in God and Christianity. The recent tidal wave of books criticizing God and Christians perhaps tells us at least two things:

1. God/Christians are becoming more of a threat...
Christians must be more popular, or more public, or something, because non-Christians are attacking more, and more publicly.

2. We're not giving them good reasons to believe...
The head-focused, logical arguments are not working. Belief in a loving God is improbable. He requires faith, and is not being found through logical explanations.

Therefore, we need to, in this nation, live the submitted, sacrificial, gracious, abundant life, which Jesus prescribes, in order to convince them of the reality of God. Apologetical arguments are not working. We need life-agetics.