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Book SynopsisGary R. Habermas begins his apologetic for Christianity by demonstrating the historicity of the resurrection of Christ. He then connects the resurrection to several key tenets of Christian theology, through paths not only historical, but also philosophical, counseling, and experiential.
Trade ReviewThis is a book that 'pulls it all together.' I learned something fresh and new about the resurrection in virtually everyone of its chapters. No one acquainted with the spirit and content of this book could possible see the claims about Christianity regularly found in such books as The Da Vinci Code as anything but historical errors of the first order. -- Richard Brian Davis, Tyndale University College
Table of ContentsPart 1 I. A Resurrection Faith Chapter 2 The Resurrection of Jesus as History Chapter 3 A Theistic Universe Chapter 4 The Person and Teachings of Jesus Chapter 5 The Kingdom of God Chapter 6 Salvation and Radical Commitment Chapter 7 Eternal Life Part 8 II. The Resurrection and Some Practical Issues Chapter 9 Challenging the Fear of Death Chapter 10 Suffering and Jesus's Resurrection: A Personal Account Chapter 11 The Testimony of the Holy Spirit and Evidence Chapter 12 Jesus and the Authority of Scripture
