Uncertain Belief: Is It Rational to Be a Christian?

Oxford University Press UK (1996)
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Do miracles happen? Is the Bible true? What about the paranormal? Does God exist? People ask these questions but there are no agreed answers. At the rational level, uncertainty is inevitable. But is there enough evidence for a rational person to commit themselves to Christianity? This book provides an answer.

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