Christian Faith for Handing On

by Helen Oppenheimer

Book cover: Christian Faith for Handing On

Extent: 170 pages

Publisher: The Lutterworth Press

Subjects: Philosophy, Religious Studies

Language: English

Paperback (No longer our product)

(September 2014)

ISBN: 9780718893507

5.98 x 9.02 inches

Price: $29.00

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PDF (No longer our product)

(September 2014)

ISBN: 9780718842628

Price: $21.00

A philosophically-informed defence of the Christian faith in the modern world, challenging internal complacency and erroneous thinking while addressing the criticism of sceptics.


What is the truth about the universe and its inhabitants? Helen Oppenheimer has carried out a balanced and rational inquiry into the existence of God to bring us closer to answering this question. Here she uses her findings to construct and argue her case for a responsible Christian faith, rooted firmly in the facts. ‘Christian Faith for Handing On’ offers readers a progress report on the live possibility of faith in an era of human suffering that can, at times, seem to render it futile. Theauthor deftly tackles difficult questions and deconstructs objections to Christianity to equip and reassure believers, showing how they can learn from the sceptics in order to eschew comfortable complacency in favour of reason. This engaging and thought-provoking work will grip and challenge thinking Christians and atheist enquirers alike with its current and comprehensive apologia of Humanist Christian faith. Oppenheimer’s scholarly approach ensures that the book will also prove an invaluable resource for academics and students of theology and philosophy.

  • By (author) Helen Oppenheimer

"A book itself to be handed on - to those you love, to teachers and preachers, to any who long for the truth that will set them free."-Susan Frank Parsons, Theology Vol 118, No 2, 2015"Helen Oppenheimer deals with these issues with spiritual sensitivity and loyalty to the Christian tradition in which she stands. For the community of believers there is much to learn from what she offers us in this rich book."-Vincent Brummer, Journal of Reformed Theology, 10, 2016
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