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Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Translation
My book, Christian Apologetics, is to be translated into Korean!
I just finished reading Christian Apologetics and found it to be the best apologetics book I have ever read (I have ready about 30). I was blessed by the comprehensive scope of the book and the cumulative case that you build.
I was especially encouraged by your chapter on the problem of evil. I found your argument to be the best that I have encountered on that issue. I was especially moved by your writing at the end:
"It is in this supernatural reality that the problem of evil is best understood. If the misunderstanding of his own people could not thwart him, if the powers of darkness could not outsmart him, if death itself could not hold him, then we have every reason to trust him as "the Beginning and the End" (Revelation 21:6)."
Thank you for your work in equipping and encouraging so many of us to take our faith in strength and conviction to a needing society.
Dr. Groothuis,
ReplyDeleteI just finished reading Christian Apologetics and found it to be the best apologetics book I have ever read (I have ready about 30). I was blessed by the comprehensive scope of the book and the cumulative case that you build.
I was especially encouraged by your chapter on the problem of evil. I found your argument to be the best that I have encountered on that issue. I was especially moved by your writing at the end:
"It is in this supernatural reality that the problem of evil is best understood. If the misunderstanding of his own people could not thwart him, if the powers of darkness could not outsmart him, if death itself could not hold him, then we have every reason to trust him as "the Beginning and the End" (Revelation 21:6)."
Thank you for your work in equipping and encouraging so many of us to take our faith in strength and conviction to a needing society.
Heath Cardie