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Answers to Tough Questions Skeptics Ask About the Christian Faith
The authors tackle 65 of the most-asked questions about the Bible, God, Jesus Christ, miracles, other religions, and Creation in a question-and-answer format.
Mass Market Paperback, 256 pages
Published
March 2nd 1986
by Tyndale House Publishers
(first published 1980)
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This book really refreshed my faith. I used to have a bunch of questions regarding Christ and the Bible. The author specifically answer all of those tough questions regarding Jesus Christ and the Bible. It makes me feel good after reading this book and learned a lot of things. Thanks to Josh McDowell!
A bit dated, but not bad. The first main eight sections were really interesting to read; but the last two were pretty long and drawn out, and not very readable.
This book provides some good evidential answers to Christianity, which can certainly be beneficial in edifying a believer's faith. They can also be helpful for an unbeliever-yet-to-be-regenerated who is seeking evidence in support of Christianity (although that's a rare find).
This is not an apologetic book from a presuppositional viewpoin...more
This book provides some good evidential answers to Christianity, which can certainly be beneficial in edifying a believer's faith. They can also be helpful for an unbeliever-yet-to-be-regenerated who is seeking evidence in support of Christianity (although that's a rare find).
This is not an apologetic book from a presuppositional viewpoin...more
I really, really wish Josh McDowell would have written this book to try to convince everyone why Christianity is right instead of just those who already believe it. His arguments are simply ridiculous, and many of them include the assumption that you believe certain things, like that the Bible is the Word of God or that people would all by psycho killers is God hadn't given us morals. There is maybe 10% of the book that was slightly interesting to me as an atheist.
If you're an atheist and are lo...more
If you're an atheist and are lo...more
I really liked this book. The only area of real disagreement would be the whole section on the Shroud of Turin. I don't know that I agree with his conclusions.
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awesome book! You learn a lot and learn how to answer others' questions about God. It gets scientific, but it is easy enough to understand.
Some good brief answers. Ultimately needed to be a longer book so they could give more detailed answers.
Pretty good. Some answers were better than others.
1.1 - Bible Q&A
I just got it today and its intresting
Wow! I got this book from Aileen's dad. It goes through so many questions on faith. Many of which I have already asked not only myself, but others as well.
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As a young man, Josh McDowell considered himself an agnostic. He truly believed that Christianity was worthless. However, when challenged to intellectually examine the claims of Christianity, Josh discovered compelling, overwhelming evidence for the reliability of the Christian faith. After trusting in Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, Josh’s life changed dramatically as he experienced the power of...more
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