Faith with Reason: Why Christianity Is True (Revised with New Format and Cover)

"Is Christianity Really True?"

Every religion has its own set of truth-claims. What makes Christianity so different? FAITH WITH REASON is an introduction to the Christian worldview. It explains how the Christian view of reality contrasts with some of the more popular religious notions in our culture today. Topics include:

-- Why all religious beliefs are not equal (and how to identify false philosophical notions and inaccurate religious ideas)

-- The real relationship between faith and reason (you've probably never heard this before even though St. Augstine taught this historic, scriptural view)

-- How we can know the Bible is actually God's Word (with an approach of 100% absolute certainty)

-- Why evolution is religion in disguise (and how materialism is an ultimate faith-view)

-- How logic opposes non-Christian religions (based upon their own teachings)

-- Why the "problem of evil" actually reflects the existence of an all powerful, loving God (hint: evil is a profound psychological problem, but not a logical one when it comes to biblical faith in God)

It's been said that, "Everyone does philosophy, but not everyone does it well." This book serves as a basic primer for believers and non-believers alike to better understand why Christianity offers a faith and philosophy of life unlike any other.

"This material should challenge the thinking Christian to examine his or her worldview via a decisively Biblical bent. Written in a very readable style, Joe has captured many of the key apologetic principles of the faith. This work should enhance the walk of every believer who is committed to a diet of the meat of the Word."
- Dr. Charles Betters
Senior Minister - Glasgow Reformed Presbyterian Church

Joseph Farinaccio (B.A. History) is a Christian writer and public speaker from New Jersey. His previous writings include published articles on theology, history, and politics from a Christian perspective. Further information can be found at: http: //www.FaithWithReason.com