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Answers to Today's Toughest Faith Questions<br> <br> <p>"Well, that may be true for you, but it's not for me" is the rallying cry of our culture. It's one of many popular sayings put forward with no evidence:</p> <p>"All religions lead to God."</p> <p>"Who are you to judge others?"</p> <p>"Jesus was just another great religious leader."</p> <p>"Christians are so intolerant."</p> <p>Most Christians are left grasping for a response, and the conversation moves on without them. "<i>True for You, But Not for Me</i>" is a ready-reference handbook for answering our culture's latest objections to Christianity. It features:</p> <ul> <li>Brief answers to each argument</li> <li>Readable explanations on each subject</li> <li>Helpful introductory material to sets of similar anti-Christian slogans</li> <li>Study questions for individual or group use</li> </ul> <p>"This book is practical help for ordinary people bewildered by the cultural collapse we see all around us. Intellectually sound yet popularly written, "<i>True for You, But Not for Me</i>" tackles what is undoubtedly one of our culture's most significant challenges to Christianity: a disbelief in objective statements about truth, values

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Author

Copan, Paul

Publisher

Minneapolis, Minn.: Bethany House Publishers

Published

1998

Language

EN

ISBN

9780764220913

Category

philosophy

Subjects

Religion, Christian, Fiction

Rating

3.93 / 5 (186 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-13