01425nam a22002057a 4500003000400000005001700004008004100021020001800062082001400080100004800094245004700142250001000189260003300199300001500232500087900247521001701126546002101143655002601164700002901190OSt20260921122939.0260921b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9786027788138  a239 GEI i  aGEISLER, Norman L. and TUREK, FrankeAuthor  aI Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist  aFifth  aMalangbLITERATUR SAATc2019  a494c22 cm  aI Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist is a comprehensive apologetics book that uses a logical, step-by-step argument to prove that Christian beliefs require far less "blind faith" than the alternative assumptions of atheism. The authors build a cumulative case for the Christian worldview by walking readers through twelve sequential points—starting from the existence of objective truth, moving to the scientific and philosophical evidence for the creation of the universe, evaluating the biological design of life, and testing the historical accuracy of the New Testament and the resurrection of Jesus Christ [en.wikipedia.org]. Written with a blend of academic rigor, humor, and accessible analogies, the book argues that scientific, historical, and philosophical data point directly toward a Creator, challenging skeptics to follow the evidence wherever it leads.  aGrades 11-12  aBahasa Indonesia  aChristian Apologetics  aJUSUF, ChilianhaeEditor