Andrew Bernhardt

Fifty-Five Questions for Skeptics Andrew Bernhardt

Strong evidence abounds for the existence of God and the inspiration of the Bible. But atheists are so certain there is no evidence, most don't look for it, nor do they want to. This is a workbook for the rare atheist who is willing to do the work to examine the evidence in detail. Most apologetic approaches consist of feeding information to the reader or listener. This book is different. It consists of fifty-five straight-forward and unbiased questions for the reader to investigate and answer. These questions center on the area of biblical prophecies about the return of the state of Israel in 1948. I chose this set of prophecies because the skeptic can't use any of the standard excuses to dismiss the evidence. Even though it is a short book, it takes time and effort to work through. I find people learn better when they investigate for themselves, so I don't force feed answers to any of the questions. The reader is free to investigate the questions using any means at his disposal and give honest answers. In the end, I allow the reader to come to his own conclusions, because I'm convinced anyone who honestly works his way through this workbook will have all the evidence he needs to know for sure God exists. It requires serious study, but it is very rewarding in the end.