Review: it's evidence.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 10, 2012
It starts out sounding like a corrective to the postmodern relativism so common today. But after clearing up that rather large lapse of logic, then switches gears to all around apologetics. He points out correctly that logic and reasoning do have limits (an important corrective) so some revelation is necessary.He then covers three methods of proof of God's existence.1. The Cosmological Argument: 100% of the evidence says anything that begins to exist requires a cause outside of itself. A cause outside of the universe would be supernatural, logically God.2. The Design Argument: All evidence tells us any design, especially the highly complex design found in the universe and life (DNA), requires a designer and only comes from a mind - God.3. The Moral Argument: every law has a lawgiver and moral obligations are to persons, not impersonal forces. The conscience which crosses all languages, nations, genders and cultures is absolute proof of a transcendent law giver, God.If God exists miracles are possible.He then proves the Bible is trustworthy through manuscript evidence, eyewitness testimony, early date, prophecy, would made up stories have so many embarrassing features?, non-Christian sources, etc.He proves the reality of the resurrection and that Jesus did so claim to be God, as so many deny.He then shows the evidence in people's lives.And finishes with what you should do about it.I would have given it five stars. But as others point out, it really could use an editor. Also it did tend to turn me off in places since it read like I was being lectured at. Not to, at. A shame really, as it is otherwise an excellent book.I have no trouble recommending it.