Why Christian faith still makes sense: a response to contemporary challenges

Grand Rapids, Michigan: Baker Academic (2015)
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Who are the new Atheists and what are they saying? -- The value of natural theology -- The concept of a natural sign for God -- Natural signs for God and Theistic arguments -- Can we trust the natural signs for God? -- Recognizing God's self-revelation -- Criteria for a genuine revelation from God -- Making the case for Christian faith.

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