When Fables Fall

by Arthur Francis Green

A new secular world is gradually consigning Christianity to the level of myth and has rejected the authority of scripture that once stood harmoniously with science and society. Mankind is replacing God with its own clever fables that are destined to fall. This book turns the tables against Christianity's old and modern critics, and reasserts the veracity of Scripture in the face of this onslaught from the ranks of science, secularism and humanism. From ancient Greek thinkers to Darwin and Freud, the author brilliantly unmasks the weak science and philosophies that have been repeatedly peddled to usurp God from the new world we live in. The book will give assurance to those whose doubts are being played on by the fables taught by the World. It serves as a warning to the Church to not deviate from its core beliefs. With a clean style and robust content the author inspires the reader to reaffirm our belief that the Bible is absolute truth.

242 pages, Paperback

First published October 14, 2011

Reviews

[Heidi · Rating 4 out of 5]

These two quotes summarize this book. 1) ...evolution can rationally be classified as one of the worst superstitions of all time. (p. 9) and 2) I am more certain that Jesus Christ is exactly who He said He is than I am of any other fact in the universe (p. 203). Amen! The author uses science, historical evidence, and mathematics to show that there is zero support for evolution and zero mathematical probability it could ever occur, yet using the same evidence and tests of probability, there is 100% certainty that Jesus is who He says He is!

[K.J. Soze · Rating 5 out of 5]

Not a well-known author but I saw one of his talks once. He brings some solid research to the table in layman's terms about mythologies and cultures. Green summarizes a great comparison of ancient worldviews and how they trace down through history.