Jaws Without Teeth: Quick Answers to Atheist Questions Designed to Shred the Christian Faith

by Ray Comfort

This brief book, in just a few sentences each, will give you concise, common - sense responses to those who embrace the foolishness of atheism and the unscientific and unobservable blind faith of evolution. The more than 200 questions and objections in this publication have been adapted from those asked by actual atheists. This brief book, in just a few sentences each, will give you concise, common - sense responses to those who embrace the foolishness of atheism and the unscientific and unobservable blind faith of evolution. The more than 200 questions and objections in this publication have been adapted from those asked by actual atheists.

142 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 1, 2013

About the author

Ray is the Founder and CEO of Living Waters and the best–selling author of more than 80 books, including, Hell's Best Kept Secret, Scientific Facts in the Bible, and The Evidence Bible. He co–hosts (with actor Kirk Cameron) the award–winning television program "The Way of the Master," seen in 200 countries. He is also the Executive Producer on the movies "Audacity," "180," "Evolution vs. God," and others, which have been seen by millions. He and his wife, Sue, live in Bellflower, California, where they have three grown children.

Reviews

[Ed · Rating 1 out of 5]

I gave this one star because, while I may have been able to leave it at 0, it would most likely not have been considered in the rating system.

This is your typical dodge em' book, deflect the question whenever you can.


As an example:

84. “God in the Old Testament murdered
thousands of people for insignificant
crimes. Someone today who does that
is labeled a maniacal psychopath and is
locked away.”
a. How do you feel about abortion?

How is that considered an answer to serious question?

Or this one:

24. “What proof is there Jesus ever existed?”
a. Those who ask this question apparently
don’t know what year it is

[Tahlia · Rating 3 out of 5]

I agree with one of the other readers that often the author does not answer the question, just sort of skips around it with a 'smart response' and some of the answers I thought could have been better explained, or developed.