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Summary : A comprehensive evaluation of and response to the main claims of the New Atheists.
Summary : This book will serve as a boost for those wishing to deepen their understanding of how to share their faith. Balances practical advice on using evidence and constructing arguments with a more general account of what Christians have believed down through the centuries. Useful also as an introduction to Christian philosophy, archaeology, history and theology.
Summary : In recent days, God's reputation has come under considerable criticism from New Atheists and others. In this magisterial, multi-disciplinary volume, contemporary complaints against belief in God are addressed with intellectual passion and rigour by leading Christian theologians, philosophers and apologists.
Summary : This reorganized and updated edition of an established introduction to philosophy of religion from a Christian perspective includes new material on: scientific challenges to Christianity; the problem of evil; 'Reformed epistemology'; and recent discussions of divine foreknowledge.
Summary : Are the original manuscripts reliable? What about other holy books? Isn't the Bible sexist? What about all the wars? How can I know? Sensitively yet convincingly, Amy Orr-Ewing addresses issues that represent hurdles to trusting the Bible.
Summary : J. P. Moreland and Klaus Issler carefully clear away the barriers to faith; they set out what faith is (and what it isn't!), identify various obstacles to it, and provide guidance so that trust in God may grow through Jesus Christ.
Summary : A 'life-line' reference resource with over 300 definitions.
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