If There's a God Why Are There Atheists?

This is a useful and helpful book but not an easy read. \\r\\nIt's not long but being a book on apologetics, it is not an easy read. \\r\\n\\r\\nOne of the main points is that just because there is a psychological reason for religion does not tell you anything about the truth or falsehood of religion or faith. \\r\\nFurthermore, the same can be said about Atheism. \\r\\nSproul also goes into the idea of the holy God of the Bible and how it is actually a not desirable God from man's perspective. \\r\\n\\r\\nOverall, it is a challenging read but since it's not long it won't take too much time to tackle!\\r\\n

This is a a wonderful and concise book that argues for the thesis that though atheists argue that the reason for religion is the consequence of psychological whims, that these are simply psychological analyses and do not determine whether God actually exists or not (since God is objective, not subjective); further, that the same accusation of psychological whims can be in found in the physiological want of atheism as a crutch for moral reasons. \\r\\n\\r\\nSproul argues his case clearly, concise, and cogently! This is has helped me better equip myself with dealing with atheists, and I highly recommend it to everyone for the same reason!