by Rick Kline (Author)
Why do people adopt an overarching view of life that is mentally perilous? Does the Christian faith provide answers to the dilemmas of life by giving coherent answers to objections against the faith? Discussing the Christian faith with our family and friends can be quite challenging because of the various non-religious and religious perspectives, except if you know what questions to ask. This book takes you on a journey through objections to Christianity with insights on how to listen, ask questions, and provides commonsense explanations of the Christian faith without reliance on intellectual and academic arguments. Sorting through Worldviews is uniquely relevant for Christians who want to calmly and reasonably share their faith with anyone in a casual conversation. This book is distinctly timed for anyone curious about Christianity and wants it explained in a way that actually makes sense without a religious judgmental attitude.
Author Biography
Rick Kline has a master's in theological studies from Liberty University Theological Seminary, and a certificate of achievement in Christian apologetics from Biola University. He is ordained with the Evangelical Church Alliance International and is one of their conference speakers. He retired from a career in law enforcement as a police officer and detective. He has over forty-five years of experience in Christian leadership including teaching in local churches, seminars, and missionary ministries.