Review: No need to apologize for these apologetics
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 16, 2014
If the unexamined life is not worth living, then it might also be said that the unexamined faith is not praiseworthy. The beauty of this book is that it does seek objective truth, and arms those of faith with weapons to defend their beliefs.What really stood out in this book was the use of clear language anyone can understand. This is a point of weakness for many who over-intellectualize apologetics.This is a great book for anyone at any level. If there was any criticism here, it's that the author drives the reader toward conclusions the author embraces without shame. This is not so much a dialog of apposing views as it is a faith-driven book which reaches an inevitable and predictable conclusion. However, I suspect most readers know that going into to this, and for that reason I cannot fault this book. It does not pretend to be anything else.I highly recommend this book.