From Dinesh D’souza, What’s So Great About Christianity
Contents
A Note on the Interpretation of Scripture
Preface: A Challenge to Believers and Unbelievers
Part I: The Future of Christianity
Chapter One: The Twilight of Atheism — The Global Triumph of Christianity
Chapter Two: Survival of the Sacred — Why Religion Is Winning
Chapter Three: God Is Not Great — The Atheist Assault on Religion
Chapter Four: Miseducating the Young — Saving Children from Their Parents
Part II: Christianity and the West
Chapter Five: Render unto Caesar — The Spiritual Basis of Limited Government
Chapter Six: The Evil That I Would Not — Christianity and Human Fallibility
Chapter Seven: Created Equal — The Origin of Human Dignity
Part III: Christianity and Science
Chapter Eight: Christianity and Reason — The Theological Roots of Science
Chapter Nine: From Logos to Cosmos — Christianity and the Invention of Invention
Chapter Ten: An Atheist Fable — Reopening the Galileo Case
Part IV: The Argument from Design
Chapter Eleven: A Universe with a Beginning — God and the Astronomers
Chapter Twelve: A Designer Planet — Man’s Special Place in Creation
Chapter Thirteen: Paley Was Right — Evolution and the Argument from Design
Chapter Fourteen: The Genesis Problem — The Methodological Atheism of Science
Part V: Christianity and Philosophy
Chapter Fifteen: The World Beyond Our Senses — Kant and the Limits of Reason
Chapter Sixteen: In the Belly of the Whale — Why Miracles Are Possible
Chapter Seventeen: A Skeptic’s Wager — Pascal and the Reasonableness of Faith
Part VI: Christianity and Suffering
Chapter Eighteen: Rethinking the Inquisition — The Exaggerated Crimes of Religion
Chapter Nineteen: A License to Kill — Atheism and the Mass Murders of History
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