by Graham Veale
Response from an atheist on Richard Dawkins Website
The book does a particularly good job of point out the unending contradictions between what Dawkins wants to believe and what he must actually believe.
Tim Challies
Blogger at www.challies.com
David Robertson, author of The Dawkins Letters and Awakening, is pastor of St Peter’s Free Church of Scotland. Robertson is a trustee of the Solas Centre for Public Christianity and works to fulfill the Centre’s mission to engage culture with the message of Christ.
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CONTENTS
Questions about the Christian Faith
Acknowledgements
Preface—When Atheism Went Viral
How to Slay a Spaghetti Monster
Science Falls into a Gap
Design, Dawkins,
and the Problem with Having a Big Brain
Hey—Where’s the Evidence?
Whales, Tall Tales, and Miracles
The Insider Test for Faith
A Gospel for Good Men and Scoundrels