Disarming the Secular Gods: How to Talk So Skeptics Will Listen

by Peter C. Moore

Peter C. Moore balances the claims of Christianity against those of seven popular "isms": humanism, relativism, narcissism, agnosticism, pragmatism, hedonism, and New Age philosophy.

Genres: Christian

228 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1989

Reviews

[Sheila Myers · Rating 5 out of 5]

Peter Moore explains the various philosophical world-views in a way that can be easily understood by most readers. He gives great examples of each and how they compare to Christianity. I think what I learned from this book will help better explain things to anyone who asks me about my beliefs as compared to theirs.

[Marty Faulkner]

This is my second time through and it resonates still. This book deconstructs the popular worldly views that seek to undermine the message of Christ. It them breaks down to expose their logical inconsistencies. It provides a user friendly explanation of how to gently expose the truth those who will listen. So many books that try to teach basic apologetics are so heavy handed that offense is the only message that will be communicated in the name of sharing the truth. There is none of that here.

[Ken · Rating 4 out of 5]

A serious, thoughtful comparative analysis of the many rationales for straying from a traditional Anglican spiritual path. Wordsworth said the world is too much with us. In contemporary Western society, here's how.