Faith, Facts, History, Science: And How They Fit Together

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Christian faith is not what we believe in spite of the facts; rather it is the conviction gained after examining the evidence of the Bible, the facts of history, and personal experience. Professor Williams gives a readable, contemporary analysis of the factual basis of vital Christian faith. Scientists do not always agree on the facts. And when they do agree, they may differ in their interpretation of them. To be intellectually honest in modern times, Christian faith must face the criticism of its opponents. The author challenges Bertrand Russell, Antony Flew, and others, in a fresh, scholarly approach. Meticulously he shows how Christian faith is a viable option for the thinking man. -Publisher