Finding Truth

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080913
ISBN
9780830788002
Grade AD
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Charlotte Mason
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Classical
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Description

In a world that wants to tell us how and what to believe, how do we develop a Biblical worldview foundation? The author equips readers with foundational instructions found in Romans 1 to stand firm when questions about their faith, morals, and Christianity arise around them. This book takes an apologetical approach in finding the evidence through scripture to refute certain worldviews. Relying on five principles to develop a Biblical worldview foundation: 1) Identify the Idol. 2) Identify the Idol's Reductionism. 3) Test the Idol: does it contradict what we know about the world? 4) Test the Idol: does it contradict itself? 5)Replace the Idol: make the case for Christianity. Taking these five principles, Nancy develops each throughout each chapter with real life stories. Each chapter has discussion questions found in the study guide in the back of the book. This guide provides further development of these principles. 382 pgs, hc. ~Rebecca

Publisher's Description of Finding Truth

This apologetics book for a new generation teaches a biblically based, straightforward approach to conversations with atheists, skeptics, and seekers about why the truths they long for can be found only in Christianity.

From former agnostic Nancy Pearcey, this real-world apologetics book offers a five-part strategy for answering the claims of any worldview.

Christians can feel overwhelmed at the sheer number of competing worldviews in today’s pluralistic society. But we do not have to memorize a new argument to answer every possible perspective. In Finding Truth, Nancy Pearcey provides five biblically-based principles that cut to the heart of any worldview while making a compelling and attractive case for Christianity.

This highly engaging and practical book:

  • Equips you to respectfully respond to atheists and skeptics with a single apologetics approach
  • Challenges the assumption that faith means we stop thinking and “just believe”
  • Explores why the bedrock truths we long for are found only in historic Christianity
  • Helps us see how the Bible gives us the resources we need to think critically about any system of ideas so we can speak about Jesus with confidence

Rich with personal stories and modern-day examples, Finding Truth is a training manual to help you make the case for Christianity in a post- Christian world. As Pearcey reminds us, the most common reason people give for rejecting Christianity is that they can’t find satisfying answers to their doubts. Finding Truth offers those answers and helps you articulate them so that you can say along with Paul, “I am not ashamed of the gospel.”

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Product Format:Paperback Book
Grade:AD
Brand:David C. Cook
Author:Nancy Pearcey
ISBN:9780830788002
Length in Inches:8.5
Width in Inches:5.875
Height in Inches:7.25
Weight in Pounds:1.1
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