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"There is a God"
I had him as a professor for a US History course and he was brilliant and fascinating. Turns out his PhD is in history and philosophy. He acknowledges in the beginning of the book that he has a flaw of occasionally being combative (and he gets that way a couple times in the book) but the overall thing was quite fascinating.
The book is written towards an LDS audience, so I don't know how well it translates into generic Christianity, but it made some incredibly fascinating arguments that changed how I understood Christianity in general and he seems to be pretty well read in a lot of atheist arguments, so my assumption is that he isn't attacking a straw man.
I wish I could be more familiar with this particular area of philosophy so I could assess how good of a book it is or not and the strength of its arguments. All I know is that, for me at least, it's up there with Mere Christianity for best Christian literature that I have read in a long time.