Product Description

Gordon R. Lewis surveys Christian doctrine, encouraging readers to draw their own conclusions from the evidence and arguments.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #136057 in Books
• Published on: 1970-06
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 174 pages

Customer Reviews

Good training for dealing with everyday skeptics
Being a high school student I very often get asked questions such as "Why would Jesus be the only way to God?" or "Get with the times girl! Jesus was almost 2000 years ago!" or "Oh yes, I'm going to believe in something so many hypocrites claim to believe. sounds like a good plan..whatever!" This book is well designed to help us understand their points of view, and lets us figure out for ourselves what to believe. It helps people when they see we actually have thought about our faith instead of blindly believing

good study tool
Really helps you dig into biblical truths and work out a biblical theology. Very good for bible study classes.

Excellent Doctrinal Workbook!
Students of the Bible would do well to begin their theological journey here. It's amazing how much clarity the Scriptures give to the commentaries! My friends and I used this book as a study guide for a summer Bible study a few years ago and we were outright shocked at the depth of discussion we had each week as well as the nagging questions that were answered from Scripture. If you want to search the Scriptures for answers to questions such as these - "Is God one, many or triune?" "Do all men know God's redemptive love and saving grace?" and "How did Christ atone for man's sin?" get this guide. Lewis poses difficult doctrinal questions and allows the student to develop his or her own beliefs by studying the given Scripture references. This means your doctrine will come directly from God's Word and not from another's take on it. Self-discovery is the most effective of all learning styles because the answers gained are lodged in the deepest part of the mind. Use this book if you really want to gain a working knowledge of doctrine as opposed to just a cursory familiarity with it.