Why Atheists Need God to Make Their Case - Stealing from God

Very well structured discussion the helps people logically defend what the evidence points toward: Theism and Christianity. It also exposes the false tactics of those who mock these beliefs. Highly recommend it!

Frank writes clearly and concisely, though it does challenge your thinking and takes a few minutes to wrap your head around some of the exposed circular reasoning that Atheists use. This book was quite enlightening.

Turek does an excellent job of combining both evidential type apologetics and the philisophical type. Easy to follow along and it kept my attention the whole time. I recommend this audiobook to anyone looking to always be ready to give a reason when anybody ask for why they believe

A wonderful read. I throughly enjoyed Turek's approach using powerful logic to make his case for God, in spite of the fact he makes his presence known and visible all around us. It's much easier to believe that there is ID, a creator, than all of this universe is by chance.

A wonderful read. I throughly enjoyed Turek's approach using powerful logic to make his case for God, in spite of the fact he makes his presence known and visible all around us. It's much easier to believe that there is ID, a creator, than all of this universe is by chance.

Turek explains very well in common language why we should believe in the God of the Bible. Citing plenty of secular and religious sources, he shows succinctly why the atheistic worldview is the most absurd of all beliefs.

Interesting argument taking naturalism/materialism to its logical conclusion. Good way to state the case for there being something beyond the material world. I'm not sure the argument would be convincing for a devoted athiest.

I`m still reading the book , excellent so far , but to be honest i have to go back and forth reading to understand the content . My hat off to you Mr Frank for such deep and important subject to tackle , and come on top in every aspect.