Giving a Reason for Our Hope

Coming in the form of question and answer, this volume deals with the great issues which meet in the knowledge of God, Christianity and evil, Christ and the Trinity, Christianity and history, and other problems which are in the minds of multitudes of college-age young people today. Yet the language is not over-technical, so that the average reader can peruse these pages with enjoyment and edification. In a world gone mad, the only anchorage which can save our feet from slipping into the morass of skepticism and utter disillusionment is that supplied in the knowledge of God, and here one will find an array of reasons making toward the establishment and validity of such knowledge in the face of the ordinary run of university objections to Christian belief. The author rises to heights of efficiency in his treatment of subjects which are finding a growing place in the minds of men today.