Confronting Christianity by Rebecca McLaughlin

On the shelf next to Rosaria Butterfield and Jen Wilkin for leading Christian women writers today, and on a par with Tim Keller only in better English. And sits together with the author's slightly harsh yet humble self-reflections. McLaughlin doesn’t shy away from tough questions about diversity and the nations, as well as slavery and facing America’s past and present. Along with the capacity for new perspective. Confronting Christianity will help you understand the hard questions of the Christian faith while also igniting a love for neighbor. The sheer freshness of ideas at times is exhilarating. The old Spurgeon adage of a sermon taking twenty years and twenty minutes to prepare comes to mind through the encapsulation of what must have been years of thought. Rebecca McLaughlin refuses to duck the biggest challenges to the Christian faith and takes on the hardest questions with empathy, energy, and understanding.

Turning the pages one starts to conclude that every subject is going to get the same deft treatment, no exceptions. Just plain wrong! This book is an apologetics masterclass. Addressing 12 controversial issues about Christianity-the Bibles teaching. And so with its arrival, at least in me, very moderate expectations. Buy Confronting Christianity by Rebecca McLaughlin for 56.00 at Mighty Ape NZ. Further, I had read a few of Rebecca Mclaughlin's blogs prior to this book with no great effect. Well! Some writers today, at least it seems to me, take up the pen in order to self-describe as authors rather than actually having something to say.