Review of Christian Apologetics: A Comprehensive Case for Biblical Faith by Douglas Groothius

In chapter eleven, Cosmological Arguments: A Cause for The Cosmos, Groothius states that the question to be answered is “Why is there anything at all, rather than nothing?” This is the question asked by Christian theist Gottfried Leibniz and atheist Martin Heidegger.

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Review of Reasonable Faith: Christian Truth and Apologetics By William Lane Craig

In chapter three The Existence of God, Craig states that conventional wisdom says it is impossible to prove the existence of God and that, therefore, if we are going to believe in God, we must except it by faith that God exists.

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