The absurdity of disbelief

In recent years, atheists and agnostics have been making a lot of noise, even though their belief systems are evidently flawed. To counter this propaganda, we need a steady stream of books that expose how weak their arguments are. Jeffrey Johnson has chosen to label these arguments with the word “absurd”; he has chosen well. Chapter after chapter, he strips unbelief of any vestige of credibility, then shows with great clarity why the biblical defense for God prevails over all other philosophical and religious belief systems. I believe this book will be of great help to many of its readers, as it has been to me, and I wholeheartedly recommend it.
John Blanchard
Author of Does God Believe in Atheists?

One of the main strengths of Jeffrey Johnson's book entitled The Absurdity of Unbelief is its systematic, step-by-step approach. He explains what faith is—and is not—what factors drive us to adopt our beliefs, how to test them, the fatal difficulties in all systems of thought not built on the foundation of Christ, the arguments for Christian theism, and a passionate call to faith in Jesus. As he proceeds, he examines both Christian and non-Christian thinkers and movements, ancient and contemporary, demonstrating that the principles behind a biblical apologetic apply equally to all forms of unbelief. I plan to return to this book again and again.
Joseph E. Torres
Editor and co-author with John M. Frame,
Apologetics: A Justification of Christian Belief

Pages: 386

Dimensions: 14 x 21.6 x 2.4 cm

ISBN: 9789942891679