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Atheism on trial / Louis Markos.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Markos, Louis, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Apologetics.
Atheism.
Christianity and atheism.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (265 p.)
Place of Publication:
Harvest House Publishers
Summary:
Answers You Need for the Tough Questions About Your Faith Atheists are launching a new wave of attacks against Christianity and faith in God. It's hard to know how to handle their claims that they have a more enlightened, scientific, and sophisticated worldview. How can you respond with precision to arguments against your faith? With instructive clarity, Dr. Louis Markos confronts the modern-day atheists' claims that new evidence disproves the existence of God. In fact, you will find that the "proof" they peddle is not new at all. Rather, they recycle claims that have already been disproven by Christian thinkers of the past...claims that you can silence today with the same solid logic. Equip yourself to defend your beliefs from a deep well of knowledge and conviction. Stand in confidence that the trial of public opinion versus universal truth has already been held-and God is the victor.
Contents:
The nature of the universe
In the beginning
The laws of nature
Miracles
The nature of knowledge
Seeing is believing
The good, the true, and the beautiful
The nature of God
More moral than God?
The problem of pain
The watchmaker God
The nature of man
The illusion of choice
Good without God?
What if it's true?
Notes:
Description based on print version record and CIP data provided by publisher.
ISBN:
0-7369-7308-7

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