VOL. 15, NO. 2 | Does God Believe in Atheists?

Alhough less than ten percent of Americans identify themselves as atheists or agnostics on most polls, the ninety-plus percent of Americans who do believe in God often imagine him, her, or it according to their own imaginations. It was into exactly this kind of situation that the post-Pentecost church was born. Their neighbors asked them the same kind of questions our neighbors ask us today: Don’t all paths lead to God? How can Jesus be the only way? How can I know the Bible is true? In this issue, we confidently return to Scripture to give us a guide to understanding our own culture and the answers which it may be unwilling to hear.

Featured Articles:

• Without Excuse | by Michael S. Horton
• Natural Law and Christians in the Public Square | by David VanDrunen
• Legal Evidence for the Truth of the Faith | by John Warwick Montgomery
• Proving God’s Existence: Beside the Point? | by William Edgar
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