Jason Lisle

Exceptional book that briefly describes the basics of logic. As a "pocket guide" it is meant to give a brief view of the topic. As it is from Answers in Genesis, it is also thoroughly evangelical and presents a compelling case for theism and faith in the Christian God in particular. Dr. Jason Lisle writes the majority of the text and ably presents both logic and faith and, in my opinion, fairly takes apart the atheist position showing that it must use Christian, theological foundations in order to attack theism. Lisle says: "The materialistic atheist can't have laws of logic. He believes that everything that exists is material, part of the physical world. But laws of logic are not physical. You can't stub your toe on a law of logic. Laws of logic cannot exist in the atheist's world, and yet he uses them to try to reasons. This is inconsistent. He is borrowing from the Christian worldview to argue against the Christian worldview." Atheists will object to this characterization, but it is, nonetheless, true.… (altro)