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Highlights
- Is Christianity irrational?Atheists often say that it is.
- About the Author: Dan DeWitt (PhD, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) is associate professor of applied theology and apologetics and director of the Center for Biblical Apologetics and Public Christianity at Cedarville University.
- 144 Pages
- Religion + Beliefs, Christian Theology
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About the Book
This book explores the implications of an atheistic worldview through the fictional story of a student named Zach--helping readers to see that Christianity is the best explanation for life as we know it.
Book Synopsis
Is Christianity irrational?
Atheists often say that it is. But does such a charge really stand up to close scrutiny? This book follows the story of Thomas, a junior in college, as he wrestles with the claims of those who think the Christian faith is nothing more than a collection of ancient myths with little connecting to reality.
Whether you are facing objections to your faith for the first time, discussing your faith with unbelieving friends, or doubting your faith altogether, you might be surprised to discover that Christianity actually provides a more compelling explanation of what it means to be human than atheism could ever hope to offer.
About the Author
Dan DeWitt (PhD, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) is associate professor of applied theology and apologetics and director of the Center for Biblical Apologetics and Public Christianity at Cedarville University. He blogs regularly at theolatte.com.