¿Es razonable creer en Dios? : Convicción, en tiempos de escepticismo (Paperback)

from mels_71

Kellers apologia for the Christian faith is broken into two parts. The first looks at common objections to Christianity and attempts to answer them. The answers are not necessarily new but he does point out that behind every objection there is a corresponding belief that should really be examined...

from LudieGrace

This book has a couple of simplistic moments, and its brief chapters can't exhaustively address objections to Christian faith. Yet it's a great discussion-starter for sincere inquirers, and Keller's stance is pastoral, respectful, and inviting. I really like his challenge to committed believers t...

from mels_71

Kellers apologia for the Christian faith is broken into two parts. The first looks at common objections to Christianity and attempts to answer them. The answers are not necessarily new but he does point out that behind every objection there is a corresponding belief that should really be examined...

from nathan.burley

IN SHORT: Why believing in Jesus is rational, and not to is irrational. WHO FOR: Absolutely anyone.  I would recommend this book for the most skeptical skeptic and the firmest believer. THOUGHTS: This has jumped right into my top 10.  Keller works through the popular reasons for rejecting Christi...

from amimariscal

This is the best book I have ever read and/or listened to on the topic of apologetics. Keller explains concepts in a way that makes them appealing & understandable. I have heard similar explanations for some of the concepts that Keller goes over, but they did not seem nearly as profoundly true as...