Magnificent Obsession
For the unbeliever, the desire for indisputable proof and hard evidence can be a stumbling block for accepting the foundations of Christianity. David Robertson confronts these stumbling blocks head on and counter argues the atheist perspective point by point. Addressing the historicity of the Gospels, the robust evidence for the miracles of Jesus, and the transforming power of the living Word of God in the Bible, Robertson firmly exhorts that faith in Christ is not based on ignorance, but on knowledge.
In Magnificent Obsession, he challenges those who root their disbelief in rumors or hearsay to take the time to investigate the facts. This bold response to the late Christopher Hitchens’s book God is Not Great addresses fundamental atheist viewpoints by responding to actual questions posed by unbelievers searching for certainty. This book is an excellent resource for explaining how to respond to friends who say there is no proof for God. David Robertson explains precisely why the Christian teaching about Jesus is intellectually, morally and emotionally credible.
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For the unbeliever, the desire for indisputable proof and hard evidence can be a stumbling block for accepting the foundations of Christianity. David Robertson confronts these stumbling blocks head on and counter argues the atheist perspective point by point. Addressing the historicity of the Gospels, the robust evidence for the miracles of Jesus, and the transforming power of the living Word of God in the Bible, Robertson firmly exhorts that faith in Christ is not based on ignorance, but on knowledge.
In Magnificent Obsession, he challenges those who root their disbelief in rumors or hearsay to take the time to investigate the facts. This bold response to the late Christopher Hitchens’s book God is Not Great addresses fundamental atheist viewpoints by responding to actual questions posed by unbelievers searching for certainty. This book is an excellent resource for explaining how to respond to friends who say there is no proof for God. David Robertson explains precisely why the Christian teaching about Jesus is intellectually, morally and emotionally credible.