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" Hecht is right that doubt' s story deserves to be told ... and] she tells it in just the right spirit.".
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Apologetics books abound, but how did Jesus defend the faith? The Apologetics of Jesus presents the Savior at his convincing best. The most tentative Christian--or belligerent skeptic--will find meaty arguments for the godhead of Christ through his parables, prophecies, and more. This hard-hitting resource shows how Christ led the curious to commitment. In this original book, readers will find a new way of looking at the message and miracles of Christ and will be revived by the example of Christ's caring approach to dealing with doubters. Recommended for both laypeople and ministry leaders alike..
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In Letters to a Young Poet, the poet Rainer Maria Rilke advised to "be patient towards all that is unsolved in your heart and to try to love the questions themselves," for gradually, "you will live into the answers " These words have long struck renowned preacher and activist William Sloane Coffin as a wise way to view a growing and evolving life. Thus inspired, Coffin, former university chaplain at Yale, imagined a similar volume of letters.

In an exchange of letters over the months of an academic year, Coffin writes an imagined bright, young college student, answering his questions and giving typically Coffin sage advice about problems of faith, the difficulties of personal life, and the ever more confusing and complex problems of today's world..
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The most devastating and comprehensive indictment of the father of psychoanalysis

Over the past thirty years, a revolution has occurred in the study of Sigmund Freud and his brainchild, psychoanalysis. The Freud of legend has been exposed as fiction, a joint concoction of Freud himself and his official biographer, Ernest Jones. The emerging truth is that Freud was a dogmatist who browbeat his patients and consistently failed to mark the crucial difference between their fantasies and his own. Now Frederick Crews, the most authoritative of Freud critics, collects the trenchant writings of eighteen experts who put to rest the myth of Freud's scientific and therapeutic prowess.

The scrupulously researched selections included in Unauthorized Freud reveal the fumbles and deceptions that led to the "discovery" of psychoanalysis; the arbitrary interpretations of dreams, symptoms, and slips; the inconsistencies in Freud's case histories and what we now know about his patients; and the terrible personal costs incurred by his disciples. The conclusion is inescapable: the founder of psychoanalysis has been the most dangerously overrated figure in the history of medical science.

"A compelling indictment of Freudian reasoning . . . strengthened by Crews's smoothly written commentaries." --Paul R. McHugh, The Baltimore Sun

"Authoritative attacks on the good doctor from Vienna. . . . The Doubters' Greatest Hits." --The New York Observer

"Assembles the most persuasive criticisms of Freud." --San Francisco Chronicle Book Review.
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1916. Contents: A Plea for the Honest Doubter; Is There a God?; What are the Scriptures?; Is Christ the Son of God?; The Reality of Christianity; Has God Revealed Himself to Man?; The Testimony of the Christian; Is the Bible the Word of God?; and The Living Word and Life Eternal .
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