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A 3 page paper that provides a review of the entitled book. The primary message is identified and the writer offers examples of some of the content in this comprehensive book. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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How does a reviewer do justice to the contents of the book in any length document shorter than the book itself, which is 413 pages. We can begin by citing
the authors primary thesis: "Christianity is intellectually sound" (Geisler and Bocchino, 2001, p. 14). The authors briefly discuss Aristotles contention that there is a set of truths that
Aristotle called first truths. These are truths that are self-evident. They cannot be argued or disproved. The" first principles form the unshakable foundation upon which all thought and knowledge rest"
(Geisler and Bocchino, 2001, p. 14). The authors aver there are a set of first principles that form this same unshakable foundation for Christianity; these "first principles lead only
to the God of the Bible" (Geisler and Bocchino, 2001, p. 14). This is the theme throughout the 16 Chapters in the book that address issues as diverse as
science, logic, truth, the Deity of Jesus, the Law, Justice and the Cosmos. Each chapter offers several sub-headings to address more specific issues and questions. At the end, the reader
will have gained a better, wider worldview of Christianity and why it is truth and the reader will also have a variety of facts that will defend Christianity for himself
and anyone the person speaks with. The authors explain that a worldview is like "an intellectual lens through which people view reality" (Geisler and Bocchino, 2001, p. 55). However,
the lens has a color and that is what leads people to believe whatever it is they believe about the world. The worldview is also "philosophical system that attempts to
explain how the facts of reality relate and fit together" (Geisler and Bocchino, 2001, p. 55). So, we might our worldview to a jigsaw puzzle or even a kaleidoscope. When
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