Dinner With Skeptics: Defending God in a World that Makes No Sense

by Jeff Vines

This revised edition is the highly readable account of a conversation between a Christian and a table full of skeptics. Answers to some of the toughest questions for Christianity are explored and answered in a conversational manner. It is a breath of fresh air in the sometimes complicated arena of apologetics. This revised edition includes three additional chapters addressing questions that skeptics ask. From younger readers to older readers, this book will be a refreshing, informative and enjoyable journey.

221 pages, Paperback

First published November 28, 2011

Reviews

[Ніконенко Ірина · Rating 2 out of 5]

«У нас всіх всередині є порожнеча, яку може заповнити тільки Бог.» Не знаю чи це правда.

У мене всередині точно є порожнеча і інколи мені цікаво чи зможе віра її заповнити.
Протягом років я знов і знов повертаюся до теми релігії. Напевно, християнство на разі мені найближче серед всіх відомих мені релігій.

З ним в мене також повʼязано багато історій і життєвого досвіду, здебільшого болючого і травмуючого особисто для мене.

Книга загалом непогана. З певними ідеями я можу погодитись, з певними ні.

[Melanie Irizarry · Rating 3 out of 5]

The beginning really kept me from enjoying it and diving in. Although he had a lot of great things to say… I just couldn’t get into it or had more questions or didn’t like what he had to say. Very wise man and if I was in his position idk how I would’ve responded to some of these questions (some I have been presented with in the past), but nevertheless it just left me wanting. The last couple of chapters saved the book and emphasized Gods love and how amazing He continues to be, but eh. Nothing I’d write home about.

[Mary Whitcomb · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read! It's conversational, not overly complicated in its philosophical or apologetic language. He speaks frankly and builds the case, in my opinion, logically for these agnostic/atheist/spiritually struggling intelligent individuals with the questions all of us think abt but may not ask out loud! Well worth my time to read and want to read it again because it was fascinating and also challenging to keep me going to the next chapter

[Sarah Michele · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well written and thought provoking. Definitely worth a go through Christian or not or if you’d like answers to questions like: absolute morality, God’s existence, Love vs evil, why can’t God just kill the devil etc. check it out for yourself.

[Jonathon Miller · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is absolutely phenomenal!!! Whether your a Christian or not I highly recommend the book to you. If your ever unsure how to handle people asking you tough questions about your faith this apologetics story teach you all you need to know!!!

[Sarah · Rating 4 out of 5]

Such an easy to digest book that brings together many common objections to or questions about Christianity.

[Teresa Kartheiser · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was a great read. Highly recommend.

[Malinda Burton]

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[Kathleen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Going to add this to K's TBR list for high school...

[Maryllis Wolfgang · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have/had so many questions. Plausible answers. I think about the answers as I go about my daily life and ask “but why?”

[Garrett Behrends · Rating 4 out of 5]

Jeff tackles some difficult questions about God in this true story account of his dinner with a bunch of people who question the existence of God. Oh! "Dinner with Skeptics"! I get it now!