This is a very thought-provoking book. He gives a strong defense of theism refined in the fire of his famous brother's atheism. But he has credentials of his own and a keen mind and incisive prose. He understands what is at stake in believing in Christ. His coming to faith is wonderful and compelling. His application of his faith to the world and war and conflict is to me very thought-provoking. His accounting of his time in Russia is formative in his thought, it seems. This book deserves a wider exposure.
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