'Why I'm Still A Christian'. Read a free chapter of my new book

I was excited to recently receive the first physical copy of my new book ‘Why I’m Still a Christian’. This is publication week in the USA (with the rest of the world following soon!)

The subject matter of the book is summed up in the subtitle - ‘After two decades of conversations with skeptics and atheists - the reason I believe’.

I’ve spent all my working life creating conversations on radio, podcast and video between the secular and Christian world. Along the way I’ve had the opportunity to sit down with hundreds of of the world’s leading atheists - including Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, Derren Brown and Philip Pullman - to hear their arguments against God and Christianity.

But across the table from each atheist has invariably been an erudite and thoughtful Christian thinker - people like John Lennox, William Lane Craig and Tim Keller, to name just a few.

Hearing the arguments for and against Christianity, I was able to put the pieces together for myself. In doing so I’ve come to the conclusion that God is the best explanation of human existence, value and purpose.

I believe this book will be an encouragement to Christians who want to share their faith with confidence. But my hope and prayer is that this book will also be handed to curious skeptics or non-believers, and help them address the deepest questions of faith.

As a revised and updated edition of my first book, it includes fresh material, including a new chapter on ‘Deconstruction’ and how to inhabit a more durable faith when doubt strikes.

• You can read a free chapter here.

• Or… you can find the book for sale here.

• Alternatively… I’d be delighted to send you a SIGNED copy… Order here.

• However… if you become a ‘gold supporter’ of my work I’ll send you signed copies of BOTH my books - ‘Why I’m Still A Christian’ and ‘The Surprising Rebirth Of Belief In God’ - as a thank-you!
  
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We live at a moment when people are more open to Christian faith than they have been in all my lifetime. So I hope you’ll consider getting hold of the book and maybe even pass it on to someone who is curious about faith.

Best wishes,

Justin Brierley