Review: Great trip through the available evidences
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 26, 2014
There is no hesitation for me as I endorse this book, including his testimony of his own search from atheist to New Testament theist. For those who are not afraid to examine this, it is a short book and quite readable. He cites his reviewable points for quick reference especially in our computer/internet age. In fact, his experience follows the path of another famously former atheist turned Christian by the name of Josh MacDowell (who authored "More than a Carpenter" decades ago.This is not only good reading or for review, it is also great as a resource to walk through with someone else -- as part of our Integrated Apologetic Toolbox (thanks to Drs. Philip and Cherian of Trinity Graduate School of Apologetics and Theology). Considering that there are many according to the polls, sad to say, who claim to be Evangelical Christians but do not believe in the concept of Ultimate Truth, it is probable that this book stands as a guide to anyone who addresses new believers and new members of congregations - and for review for those who've been not only in the pews but in the lecterns and pulpits of our churches and seminaries.