Certainty of the Faith: Apologetics in an Uncertain World

Ramsay, Richard B.

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This book gives Christians greater confidence in their own beliefs, and gives them tools to defend their faith in dialogue with postmodern man. It exposes the uncertainty of non-Christian thought, analyzes some of the best arguments of Christian apologists, and suggests answers to the most difficult questions we face.

  • Suggests answers to six of the most difficult questions that people use to challenge Christianity.
  • Shows the uncertainty of non Christian thought, as opposed to the certainty of Christian epistemology.
  • Gives a brief, practical survey of western philosophy, and a brief survey of key Christian apologists.

Table of Contents

Part 1: Uncertainty in Non-Christian Thought
  1. Why Do We Need Apologetics?
  2. The Line of Uncertainty in Greek Philosophy
  3. The Line of Uncertainty in Modern Philosophy
  4. Conclusions about the Non-Christian
Part 2: Certainty in Christian Apologetics
  1. Representative Apologists (Part 1)
  2. Representative Apologists (Part 2)
  3. Three Questions to Answer
  4. Three More Questions to Answer
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  • ISBN
    9781596380653
  • Page Count
    224
  • Publisher
    P&R Publishing Company

Endorsements (4)

"Richard Ramsey has given us a solid, reliable and practical outlook on Christian apologetics. He goes directly to the central issues facing Christians as they share their faith with others in our day. I believe that God will use this book in the lives of many followers of Christ around the world."

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Richard L. Pratt Jr.

President of Third Millenium Ministries

"This book does not simply say, "here are the answers and I dare you to think." It actually engages the reader in a warm and relational way. Rich does an excellent job of reviewing questions that unbelievers wrestle with, as well as giving believers examples of good questions to ask unbelievers. It is obvious that he writes from the presupposition that relationships are important. His love for people is evident. Students will read The Certainty of the Faith and want to have coffee with this guy."

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Rod Mays

National Coordinator, Reformed University Ministries

"In the Certainty of the Faith, Ramsay appeals to us to adopt a posture of humble certainty in our defense of the faith by showing how truth is not anchored to us but to the living God. Good discussion questions at the end of each chapter enhance individual and small group learning. I recommend this book as a terrific aid to our evangelistic endeavors on campus."

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Chris Keidel

InterVarsity Metro Philadelphia/Delaware Area Director

"The Certainty of the Faith presents an "integrated" apologetic which uses many of the traditional types of argument as they are appropriate to different practical situations, always honoring the biblical teachings about how we come to know God. The book is an excellent study tool, with graphics and questions for review and reflection."

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John Frame

About the Author

Richard B. Ramsay (MDiv, DMin,Westminster Theological Seminary; ThM, Covenant Theological Seminary) is a missionary with Mission to the World, assigned to work with Miami International Seminary and Universidad FLET in Florida.

Certainty of the Faith: Apologetics in an Uncertain World - Ramsey, Richard 9781596380653
P and R Publishing Company

Certainty of the Faith: Apologetics in an Uncertain World

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This book gives Christians greater confidence in their own beliefs, and gives them tools to defend their faith in dialogue with postmodern man. It exposes the uncertainty of non-Christian thought, analyzes some of the best arguments of Christian apologists, and suggests answers to the most difficult questions we face.

Table of Contents

Part 1: Uncertainty in Non-Christian Thought
  1. Why Do We Need Apologetics?
  2. The Line of Uncertainty in Greek Philosophy
  3. The Line of Uncertainty in Modern Philosophy
  4. Conclusions about the Non-Christian
Part 2: Certainty in Christian Apologetics
  1. Representative Apologists (Part 1)
  2. Representative Apologists (Part 2)
  3. Three Questions to Answer
  4. Three More Questions to Answer

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