Christianity Stands True: A Common Sense Look at the Evidence

Do we have good evidence for believing that Christianity is true?

A skeptic taunted a Christian, “Believers are touchy and offended when asked if they believe in Christianity because the awkward truth is that they have no reason, they just feel like believing.”

But we do have good evidence or believing that Christianity is true! Faith is not “believing what you know isn’t so,” as a child misunderstood. Faith is trust based on sufficient evidence!

Christianity Stands True: A Common Sense Look at the Evidence presents evidence which support the truth of Christianity. Anyone honestly seeking the truth will learn the basis of the Christian faith. Any Christian reading this book will have their confidence strengthened that Christianity is true.

“Christianity Stands True by Gardner is an excellent introduction to Christian apologetics. The book is quick moving...it holds the reader’s attention. Dr. Gardner’s writing style...weaves humor in with some heavy content. He also has researched his topic well as is evidenced by the notes.”
James Stambaugh, MDiv, MSL Librarian, Institute for Creation Research

Christianity rings true in life as it meets the needs of the human heart for meaning, freedom, peace, love, and hope! Christianity does in fact stand true!

Lynn Gardener, EdD, is currently Professor of Apologetics at Ozark Christian College, Joplin, Missouri. Dr. Gardner has earned a BTh from Ozark Christian College, a BA from California State College, an MA from Wheaton Graduate School, and has earned his EdD from the University of Arkansas. He is the author of Twenty-Six Lessons of Luke, Part 1; Ozark Christian College: A Vision of Teaching the World of Christ in the Spirit of Christ; co-author of Learning from God’s Word; and editor of The Mind of Christ: A Tribute to Seth Wilson.

About the Author Lynn Gardner, EdD, earned a BTH from Ozark Christian College, a BA from California State College, an MA from Wheaton Graduate School and Earned his EdD from the University of Arkansas.  He taught apologetics for forty years in Bible colleges, serving eighteen years as academic dean at Ozark Christian College.