Who Made God?: And Answers to Over 100 Other Tough Questions of Faith

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	Who Made God?: And Answers to Over 100 Other Tough Questions of Faith Zondervan, 2003 - 240 pages average customer review:based on 13 reviews view larger image
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A single-volume accessible summary of answers to the most commonly raised apologetic questions by some of the foremost evangelical apologists to equip lay persons as well as Christian leaders with biblical and practical answers to tough questions about the Christian faith, as well as its relationship to other faiths in an era where many listen with their eyes and think with their emotions. Companion book to Is Your Church Ready?: Motivating Leaders to Live an Apologetic Life.

Very handy and helpful

This book helped me answer many questions that I had or someone asked me about my Christian faith. It is not easy to find someone around me who can answer these questions that are addressed in this book in the same contexts as the question itself, scientific or philosophic. The answers that are given are brief and sufficient to any sincere truth seeking person. I always get careful about who the writer is so that that whether I can trust his analysis of a subject on Christian faith or not, and I was happy to know about Norman Geisler through the book "I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist" who gained my trust and he in turn lead me to many other truthful writers like the coeditor of this book Ravi Zacharias.

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This is a good entry-level book on Christian apologetics. It is suitable for anyone interested to find short answers to a range of common questions raised against the evangelical Christian faith. The book is written in a crisp, easy-to-read style that even a new reader will find easy to digest.

A minor quibble is that the question-and-answer format tends to either leave gaps or create overlaps in the material provided. Also, those interested in deeper and more thorough-going discussions of the questioned handled in the book (see the synopsis above) might find the need to look elsewhere.

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3/4 Great, 1/4 'what the,,,,,,,,???'

This is overall an excellent book. 3/4 of the book is an excellent attempt at christian apologetics. With a fine treatment of basic issues that the skeptic askes of the christian worldview. But the last section on the issue of black islam, is a confusing mixture of good and bad information. The good is about the history and appeal of the nation of islam. The bad is the authors moving from explaining about islam and the moving to the usual critism of the white church of america. The cause of the rise of Black Islam in the prision systems of america and the rise of Islam in America, is far my complex than sunday morning being the most seregrated hour of the week.
Buy the book for the first 150 pages and then put it on the shelf

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Good but too short

This book offers some good responses for questions that often arise, but only in an introductory fashion. It's a great book to give to the kind of person who wants answers but isn't willing to dig too deeply to find them (and there are a lot of those around). There is a wealth of resource material in the endnotes for anyone wanting to explore the topics deeper.

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