Alex McFarland

I don't offence read books like this. Since taking a philosophy class I been hungry for more philosophy. 10 Answers for Skeptics does go a little into logic and epistemology. The book is not about having a head to head debate. Instead emphasize on understanding someone and forming a friendship with them is more important than anything else. I do agree strongly with that. Debating someone you know nothing about only leads to no one changing and both walking away angry.

I like how the author points out how some Christians can be disrespectful. It’s a shame that people do act that way. Has to keep in mind that they are human too and they make mistakes.

I would like for there for some information to be expanded in detail. I left with more questions but, that probably just me. I always have questions. The chapters are not that well organizing. There sections for each reason as to why someone might be a skeptic. However, the answers are not number like the title suggest.

This is a good book for Christians in learning to understand people. I am sure there are better books then this. Especially one that goes into detail on current subjects.

Anyone that reads this book Christians or not it best to read this with an open mind.… (mere)