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For anyone interested in rational arguments for believing in Christianity, I recommend the Handbook of Christian Apologetics[1] by Kreeft and Tacelli. [1]: htt

• JunkDNA 13y ago
  Thanks for sharing this link. As a lifelong Catholic, as well as a biologist and software developer, I have often thought my background in this particlar area was not what it should be.
  • sdegutis 13y ago
    As a fellow Catholic, I would instead recommend The Handbook of Catholic Apologetics[1] by the same author. It's basically the same book, but with an additional ~40 pages about Catholicism. I admit they're not the best apologetics for Catholicism out there, but it's not much of a price difference. Also, this is the one I have. [1]: http://www.amazon.com/Handbook-Catholic-Apologetics-Reasoned-Questions/dp/1586172794 http://www.amazon.com/Handbook-Catholic-Apologetics-Reasoned...