Reasonable Faith: The Scientific Case for Christianity

By Jay L. Wile

Book Overview

A concise, easy-to-read book that outlines the scientific evidence that supports the Christian faith. It begins by highlighting the physical, chemical, and biological evidence indicating that the world was designed. It shows that the intricate, delicate balance between the millions of processes supporting life is simply beyond the reach of chance. It further uses the social and historical sciences to show that the Creator is, in fact, the God of the Bible, and demonstrates that the Bible is the unique book of human history.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0965629406
• ISBN13: 9780965629409
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Apologia Educational Ministries
• Length: 121 Pages
• Weight: 0.52 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Reasonable Faith; The scientific case for Christianity

Well written, the author uses very clear evidence from science and is easy to understand.

Short and to the point

I really enjoyed the writing style of the book. Scientific study based "If-then" logic, mixed with common sense coffee talk. Not only does Dr. Wile give examples to support his points, he gives solid references from other ligitimate sources. The size of the book is also a non-intimidating plus for people sceptical of the subject, or just want a quick reference. Well worth the read.

Excellent Apologetics

Dr. Jay Wile has a PhD in Nuclear Chemistry and he works as a consultant for a medical laboratory. In this book he outlines the scientific case for the Christian faith.From the complex designs found in nature, Dr. Wile illustrates how there must be a designer. From there he shows how the Bible passes the tests for historical documents, and then highlights some of the `Fingerprints of God' found in the Bible.My dad, who holds a BA degree with majors in both Chemistry and Physics, has been impressed with this man's knowledge of science. And I, as a student taking Dr Wile's Chemistry course, enjoy his understandable writing style.God Bless Ya'll,Ben Fournier