The Absurdity of Atheism (Atheism is For Dummies) CDs
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Author: Ken Hensley
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Why do some people believe that God is only an idea? How can you combat the naturalistic worldview promoted by the great universities and the influence of popular culture that declares, "God may exist, but who cares?" How can you evangelize an unbelieving world?

In the enlightening three CD (or tape) series, Catholic convert Ken Hensley reduces to absurdity the notion that there is no God. In fact, you'll learn how atheism as a world-view cannot be true because it inevitably leads to contradictions that even atheists can't live with! You'll be able to prove why unbelief inevitably leads to the destruction of morality, meaning, and even knowledge! Scott Hahn calls Ken Hensley "a great student of God's word and a really gifted teacher." Order Atheism is for Dummies today and you'll be empowered to "turn the tables" on unbelievers by conclusively demonstrating the utter foolishness of atheism.

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good amunition 4.00 out of 5

By: ann who can (new york, January 22, 2009)
Pros: Engaging;
Best Uses: Everyone; Education;
Describe Yourself: Avid Reader; Audiophile;
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
in todays society faith alone is not enough to reach others. this cd set will give good points to counter the atheistic attitude in the world.

Any dummy will enjoy these talks 5.00 out of 5

By: zippety dog doc (chicago, Illinois, January 22, 2009)
Pros: Entertaining; Engaging;
Best Uses: Education; Everyone;
Describe Yourself: Avid Reader;
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
This is a very engaging series of lectures that would qualify as college-level material. However, the lines of reasoning are laid out well enough and simply enough for anyone to enjoy.