Why Christianity?: Philosophy of Belief

This book has been written with the intention of challenging every person with or without a basic belief system to simply ask and delineate a question. Why Christianity? As a person who has seen, read, and experienced the pain and despair of discovering truth, the motivation was forthright and driven by the desire to provide a satisfying and sufficient explanation of the question above. Many people have considered Christianity and disregarded it as mere supernatural or man-made religion. Yet, if one is too rule-out Christianity then, their stance must be defendable and reliable against criticisms and stand strong in the face of opposition. This is the challenge that this book offers! If Christianity is truth then, one can definitively come to an accurate, trustworthy, and reliable conclusion based on their body of evidence. Upon reading this book, one will find out that the road traveled is not a blind, empty, and relativistic journey but a systematic, structured, and purpose-driven life that begins and ends with one truth. However, the arguments of this book will not only provide evidence for Christianity but demonstrate how numerous belief systems simply follow a road that leads to dead-ends and hopelessness. The writer's personal challenge is that the readers' take a long and deliberate look at the evidence and arguments long enough to solidify or eradicate Christianity. If truth exists, then there must be a means to find it, defend it, and supply it which the reader will hopefully discover starting in this book.