I recently purchased a copy of Socrates in the City. This book was my first introduction to Dr. Polkinghorne. I’ve been raised in a covenant church and do my best each day to try and honor God.
I admittedly have only recently begun reading anything to be considered worthy. I’ve tackled Mere Christianity and started on the recommended Universes title.
I’ve probably re-read the speech at Socrates in the City 10 times trying to absorb from it all that I can. There are so many people in my life I desire to evangelize to, however I fear I’m not a very clever chap and quickly get hung up on what I think should be easy obstacles to overcome conversationally. I believe in God, fearlessly! However, turning what I know and feel into logical arguments in defense of Christianity is a challenge for me.
Can you recommend a solid apologetics book a simple layman like me can sink my teeth into that will help give me more fire power?
Response: We wrote “Questions of Truth” to help equip people who had questions about science and religion.
Tom Wright’s “Simply Christian” is a very good general book – in some ways an update for Mere Christianity.
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