Meet the Skeptic: A Field Guide to Faith Conversations
- ISBN-10
- 0890516510
- ISBN-13
- 9780890516515
- Category
- Religion
- Pages
- 142
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2012-03-01
- Publisher
- New Leaf Publishing Group
- Author
- Bill Foster
Description
Understanding why someone doesn't believe is critical to helping them overcome doubt! People are often skeptical of the Bible for many reasons, but these can be traced to four types of objections: biblical scientific, moral, and spiritual. Once you understand the issues people have raised about these topics, you can better address their skepticism with facts and relevant information. Objections are opportunities. They reveal a non-believers need for truth, and they challenge us to make our faith relevant. With this handy guide to faith conversations, you can expertly present your faith, and defend your worldview with confidence. Be prepared to face the skeptics and help win them for Christ!
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