The Atheist Who Didn't Exist, (Paperback)

from alekee

When I saw this book had a forward by Ravi Zacharias I knew I wanted to read this, and was not disappointed. What a remarkable gift and talent Andy Bannister possesses, such a quick wit and enjoyable read. Each chapter contains a story and his points are filled with chuckles and humor. While not ...

from wulf

The subtitle of this book is 'On the Dreadful Consequences of Bad Arguments' and that sums it up rather well. Andy Bannister explores what could, I suppose, be summed up as the atheist delusion, picking up several points where common arguments against the existence of God run aground. For example...

from enoch_elijah

The Atheist Who Didn't Exist Or: The Dreadful Consequences of Bad Arguments By Andy Bannister Andy Bannister is a newly discovered joy for me. I am a big fan of authors who are able to write polemical books in an approachable and humorous manner. My exposure to those who have different views than...

from hirtmd

Dr. Bannister does an incredible job of addressing bad arguments that plague the atheist vs. theist disagreements. This can be a quick and humorous read, but this is a book you may want to read slowly thinking about the exactness with which Dr. Bannister responds to the poor logic at work. Other ...

from gslykhuis

Andy Bannister has done a great job of using humour to reveal the emptiness of the New Atheists' arguments. This is a very readable book, but is not dumbed down to make it accessible. Occasionally the humour was a bit silly and unnecessary, but for the most, part this is an excellent book, and I ...