I've just finished reading Tim Keller’s book, "The Reason for God". The book is an examination of the seven most common objections to the Christian faith in our culture, and then presents evidence for Christianity as a reasonable way of understanding the world. This outstanding book is written with great deal of insight, honesty, and sensitivity; I think it is a book that can be appreciated by both believers and non-believers.
Rick Warren says that this is the book he buys for his "not yet Christian" friends who have questions – which is high praise indeed. Up until now I've always thought that Lee Strobel’s “The Case for Christ” and Nicky Gumbel's "Searching Issues" were the best books of this type, but I think Tim Keller has gone one better.
Rick Warren says that this is the book he buys for his "not yet Christian" friends who have questions – which is high praise indeed. Up until now I've always thought that Lee Strobel’s “The Case for Christ” and Nicky Gumbel's "Searching Issues" were the best books of this type, but I think Tim Keller has gone one better.
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