The Twelve Arguments: Showing what is clear about God's eternal power from general revelation - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Is it really possible to know that God exists—clearly, confidently, and by reason alone?

In The Twelve Arguments: Showing the Eternal Power and Divine Nature of God from General Revelation, Dr. Owen Anderson presents a compelling case that the answer is yes. Drawing from the rich tradition of Christian philosophy and theology, he argues that God’s existence is not a vague guess or private feeling, but a truth clearly revealed in general revelation—a truth every person is responsible to understand.

Too often, theistic arguments in natural theology stop short. They point to a "god of the philosophers"—a first cause or designer—but fail to reach the personal, eternal, and holy God revealed in Scripture. Dr. Anderson addresses this by beginning where others don't: with a full, biblical definition of God. Then, step by step, he shows how each part of that definition can be known through reason and argument.

Along the way, he engages with the insights of figures like Peter Virmigli, John Locke, Jonathan Edwards, Charles Hodge, and Francis Schaeffer, building a bridge between classical theology and the challenges of modern skepticism.

Whether you're a thoughtful high school student, a Christian homeschooler, a young philosopher, a teacher, or a seeker of truth, this book will equip you to think clearly, argue soundly, and understand what is clearly shown to all—that God is real, and unbelief is without excuse.

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