Visual Guide To Biblical Apologetics
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Sharing Your Faith Just Got Easier
The intersection of Christianity and secular culture is commonly filled with disagreement, tension, and complicated issues, leading many Christians to avoid talking about their faith entirely. But when we discover the astounding ways Christianity is both true and transformative–the goal of apologetics–everything changes!
Clear, concise, and easy to use, this introductory guide to apologetics takes the fear out of sharing your faith and biblical truth. As a visual guide, this one-of-a-kind resource features engaging infographics, charts, and tables that make difficult concepts a breeze to understand. You will find accessible explanations about all the major apologetics topics, including:
*the existence of God
*the problem of evil
*faith versus reason
*Christianity and the major world religions
*the trustworthiness of the Bible
*evolution and science
*Jesus and salvation
*moral relativism versus absolute truth
*and more!
Regardless of your age, background, or learning style, A Visual Guide to Biblical Apologetics will equip you to address many issues with clarity and conviction. As your confidence in the good reasons for belief grows, you won’t be able to help but share them with those around you!
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SKU (ISBN): 9780736982764
ISBN10: 0736982760
Joseph Holden | Sarah Enterline | Illustrator: Todd Hampson
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: October 2024
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
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