by Jim DeMint
First published 2021
The Bible faces relentless attacks from modern skeptics who dismiss its creation account as primitive mythology and question how a loving God permits widespread suffering. DeMint confronts these challenges directly, examining why Scripture appears to contradict scientific theories about life's origins and evolution. He addresses the fundamental tension between Biblical truth and contemporary worldviews that reject supernatural explanations. The book grapples with believers' most difficult questions about divine justice, exploring why evil, pain, and death exist in a world created by a good God. DeMint presents the Bible not as an outdated collection of strange prophecies and impossible stories, but as a coherent response to humanity's deepest concerns. He argues that God's character encompasses both judgment and mercy, revealing a divine plan that makes sense of apparent contradictions. The work aims to strengthen Christian faith while offering skeptics a framework for understanding Biblical truth claims.
Genres: philosophy, christian-fiction, religion, non-fiction
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: apologetics, faith-vs-science
383 pages · Kindle Edition · Fidelis Publishing