Is this book any good?

I'd recommend you read a philosophy of religion textbook rather than pop-apologetics.

Try An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion by Brian Davies.

>>9176786
Are Lee Strobels books any good?

>>9176791

I was saying you should AVOID popular apologetics.

>>9176759
Lol, what a shitty looking book.

>Woah dude, all these enlightenment big guys were christians, so we should all be christian too!

>>9176759
>putting Pascal on the cover when Pascal was the one to most spectacularly distinguish reason from faith

>>9176802
Pascal was a good boy

>>9176759
Who is the third dude?

>>9176798
I'm Christian and I'm smarter than all those guys put together t-b-h

>>9176794
Why? I don't want a fucking slog of a read, I just want something entertaining that tells me God is real

>>9176786
Not him, but thanks for the rec

Read:

The Blackwell Guide to Natural Theology

Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview.

They're by William Lane Craig but in a proper textbook format with coauthors and shit.

More like William Lame Craig

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>>9176826
Oh well in that case I recommend pic related

>>9176912
Nice, thank you.

>>9176759
Billy-boy's got chops, but a wider amount of reading is needed to really appreciate that book.

>>9176808
Nice try Jansen.

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Is /lit/ finally ready to enlist in God's army?

>>9177315
Yes, gimme some good books to read

>>9176826
the Bible you dumbass.

>>9176786
fpbp
go for more presuppositionalistic stuff like james white