Reasonably Believable Things

Why do Christians believe? Why do non-christians disbelieve? Christians know that they must believe on faith but non-christians often fail to understand that their disbelief is also based on faith.
This is a book about why it is "ok" to believe what is written in the Bible, all of it. In defense of Christian belief it explores ideas such as:
What does God say about those who dispute the Bible's authenticity?
What does mathematical logic have to say about human limitations?
What does mathematical logic say about its own limitations?
What does science actually say?
What does God have to say about why we can believe Him?
Where do "facts" come from?
How does all of this affect us?
When Christians hear words to the effect that the things written in the Bible are not believable, they may accept that their faith just doesn't hold up in a data driven world that is based on fact and proof. Such a perception is not true.
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When Christians hear words to the effect that the things written in the Bible are not believable, they may accept that their faith just doesn't hold up in a data driven world based on fact and proof. Such a perception is not true. This is a book about why it is "ok" to believe what is written in the Bible, all of it.