One Way to God: Christian Philosophy and Presuppositional Apologetics Examine World Religions
It's difficult to find books that attempt to disprove non-Christian religions using Christian philosophy. In One Way to God: Christian Philosophy and Presuppositional Apologetics Examine World Religions, Robinson produces an innovative thought-provoking book that argues that only Christian theism is true, and that Christianity is logically necessary and certain. This is a scholarly and readable book for the beginner or a seasoned researcher. It will also engage the scholar at levels he may not have considered formerly.The author defines difficult terminology and explains challenging concepts so no one is baffled by the clear contentions he furnishes. It establishes the necessary reliability of the New Testament and that Christianity is the only sound worldview; it alone provides logical, philosophical, and theological necessities.If you desire to find out how a philosophical, theological, and transcendental analysis refutes the world religions, then this fresh book is for you.This work is a dynamic and unique examination of Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, and the religions of your neighbors.In One Way to God the author helps the reader become familiar with the works of William Edgar, Ravi Zacharias, J.P. Moreland, William Lane Craig, Cornelius Van Til, Greg Bahnsen, John Owen, Jonathan Edwards, Ronald Nash, Francis Schaeffer, Robert Stern, John Frame, Colin Brown, Alvin Plantinga, Arthur Pink, K. Scott Oliphint, and others as he applies recent advancements to the often neglected area of comparative religions.Within its pages are numerous deductive and transcendental arguments which make it a very unique book regarding comparative religion. It's a fine resource for a searching non-Christian, those with apologetic or philosophical interests, religious scholars, and ministers.