Every Reason to Be a ChristianXulon Press, 2006 - 344 pages This is probably the most comprehensive and compelling case for Christianity ever written. Extensive, intense, and scholarly, with over 1400 Bible and 235 other references, it is a must read. |
Contents
PREFACE | vii |
Chapter 2 | 19 |
Chapter 9 | 29 |
Chapter 14 | 41 |
Archaeology and History Basically Vindicate the Bible | 87 |
The Costs and Benefits of Being a Christian | 95 |
Cant or Wont? | 103 |
Bible Contradictions are Insignificant | 175 |
Sex | 185 |
Science and Evolution Mostly Affirm the Bible and its God | 207 |
SECTION III Wonderful Info and Advice for Christians and Jews | 265 |
Chapter 20 | 285 |
APPENDIX | 297 |
Appendix A Probability Calculations on Answered Prayer | 305 |
Appendix B Creationist Arguments with which I Disagree | 321 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Every Reason to Be a Christian |
| Author | Byron Bledsoe |
| Publisher | Xulon Press, 2006 |
| ISBN | 1600342043, 9781600342042 |
| Length | 344 pages |
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