First published 2009
Many people dismiss religious faith as irrational, viewing Christianity as particularly unfounded. Norman Geisler and Frank Turek challenge this assumption directly. They contend that Christian belief stands as more reasonable than any alternative worldview, including atheism itself. The authors walk readers through established arguments for God's existence, then examine where moral standards originate and whether the New Testament provides reliable historical testimony about Jesus. Their final chapters investigate Christ's specific claims about his identity and mission. Geisler and Turek write with clear logic and firm conviction throughout. The book serves skeptics who want to understand Christian reasoning and believers who need stronger tools to defend their faith. Both audiences will find systematic arguments that address fundamental questions about God, morality, and Jesus.
Genres: philosophy, christian, religion, academic, christian-living
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: academic
ebook · Crossway Books