Christianity Considered: A Guide for Skeptics and Seekers

What does Christianity actually claim? What are the intellectual foundations of Christian belief, and how do those foundations hold up under serious scrutiny? In Christianity Considered, renowned Reformed theologian John Frame sets out to answer these questions for readers who are outside the faith or on its margins, those who are skeptical, curious, or simply trying to understand what Christianity is about before deciding what to make of it. Frame does not offer a watered-down or defensive account of the Christian faith. He presents Christianity on its own terms, its claims about God, creation, human nature, sin, salvation, and history, explaining not just what Christians believe but why these beliefs form a coherent and intellectually serious worldview. Along the way, he addresses the kinds of questions and objections that thoughtful skeptics are likely to raise, engaging them with the rigor and pastoral sensitivity that have characterized his decades of writing and teaching. Brief, readable, and genuinely engaging, Christianity Considered is an ideal first encounter with Frame's thought for readers outside the church, and a valuable resource for believers who want a clear, confident account of the faith they hold that they can share with the skeptics and seekers in their own lives.