In defence of Christianity
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In defence of Christianity
Oxford University Press, 2005
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 172-175) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
In Defence of Christianity is a short book of Christian apologetics. Acknowledging that reason is not the basis of faith, Brian Hebblethwaite sets out some of the main reasons that can be advanced in support of the Christian faith. He defends the view that belief in God makes most sense of a world that has come up with moral and creative persons and communities, including all that they have produced in the way of culture, mysticism, and sainthood. He also argues that the history of religions, and in particular the history of Israel and the story of Christ and his Church, offers the best diagnosis and solution of the problems that afflict humanity and the most hopeful picture of the ultimate future of creation
Table of Contents
- 1. A Case for Theism
- 2. The Rationality of Revelation
- 3. The Appeal to History I: The History of Religions
- 4. The Appeal to History II: Christ and the Church
- 5. A Case for Incarnational and Trinitarian Belief
- 6. The Appeal to History III: Universal History
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