A Belief In A Personal God And Christian Faith: A Debate From The New Atheists Viewpoint

Thoroughly researched and intelligently compiled, this comprehensive work is particularly accessible to the ordinary intelligent lay Christian, agnostic or objective atheist.

Catholics and Christians having doubts should rrad this book and see how faith and logic should not be in contradiction. Believers are also people who do their research in seeking the truth.

The book covers the usual topics we expect to find in books upholding theism from a Christian viewpoint, including the philosophical case for God's existence, science's full compatibility with belief in God, morality's need of atheistic foundation, and the rationality of Christianity's most basic claims, such as the reliability of the gospels, the resurrection and divinity of Jesus, and the need for faith. But it also does justice to topics rarely discussed in such books, such as scientific evidence for modern miracles and an afterlife, the social and personal consequences of excluding God from our lives, the sanctity of life, and the shameful track record of militant atheists in government.