Publisher's Synopsis
Did Jesus really rise from the dead? If God is all-loving then why is there pain and suffering in the world? Without God is there an objective source for morality?
These and many other questions are analyzed by a former hostile agnostic, turned Christian, David K. Thomas. In this volume, Thomas examines many of the most common and profound arguments made for and against theism in general and Christianity in particular.
Although he argues that Christianity is in fact objectively true, this book is not simply a work of Christian apologetics. It is an invitation to the skeptical to challenge their beliefs, an urge for Christians to deepen their understandings of the Christian faith, and a call for all to spread the Word of God once they have been presented with the substantial and convincing evidence for God's existence and for Christianity.
This book will challenge all readers to reassess and broaden their worldviews. Get ready for a shot of truth as the divinity of Jesus Christ is proclaimed in an increasingly secular world in The Logos Examined.
