By Ravi Zacharias
In this brilliant and compelling defense of the Christian faith, Ravi Zacharias shows how affirming the reality of God's existence matters urgently in our everyday lives.
According to Zacharias, who has debated the issue in such settings as Harvard and Princeton Universities, how you answer the question of God's existence will impact your relationship with others, your commitment to integrity, your attitude toward morality, and your perception of truth. And it can mean the difference between living a life filled with hope or despair.
"Ravi Zeacharias examines the bankruptcy of life without God and gives a powerful defense of how Jesus Christ brings meaning and hope to an individual life." -Billy Graham "I am not acquainted with a brighter mind or a more relevant and devoted defender of the faith than Ravi Zacharias" -Charles Swindoll "Ravi Zacharias presents an outstanding defense of the Christian faith for our times." -R. C. Sproul "To every generation God sends a prophet. Ravi Zacharias is that prophet for this generation. You must hear him." -Josh McDowell "Ravi Zacharias' presentations on truth are the most engaging, penetrating, and challenging lectures on this topic I have ever heard." -Norman Geisler "The culture in which we live is nearly lost. But often at the darkest moments, God raises up people - indeed prophets - to speak to our age. Rave Zacharias is just such a man for these times." -Charles Colson
"In this book I have included the material from two lectures that were delivered at Harvard University at the invitation of several groups, and along with them, one lecture delivered at Ohio State University. As the theme was addressed extemporaneously, it was not always possible to present the full context of the argument. I have therefore expanded the original content so as to pull together the loose ends…Hopefully I have given sufficient reason to defend strongly the theistic world-view in general and the Christian world-view in particular. By contrast, I hope I have shown the many logical and social breaking points of antitheistic thinking, which is just too incoherent to be true…" -Ravi Zacharias from the Introduction
Paperback, 219 pages, indexed
Published 1994 |
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