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In an age marked by widespread skepticism toward religion, Timothy Keller offers a compelling intellectual defense of Christian faith that speaks to both believers and doubters alike. Drawing on literature, philosophy, and real-world conversations, Keller—the founding pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City—demonstrates that belief in God is not only spiritually meaningful but rationally defensible. Rather than dismissing objections to faith, he engages directly with the doubts that plague modern minds, providing thoughtful responses grounded in logic and reason. For believers, this book supplies a robust foundation for defending their convictions in an increasingly secular world; for skeptics and agnostics, it presents a provocative invitation to reconsider the case for God. Hailed as a modern voice comparable to C.S. Lewis, Keller bridges the gap between faith and reason with intellectual rigor and pastoral warmth.
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paperback
Penguin
Published Feb 14, 2008
332 pages
ISBN: 9780525950493
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2008
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en
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