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Charlie Liebert was converted to Christ at age thirty-five from hardcore Atheism. Because he understands how Atheists think, he effectively spreads the gospel through dialogue with unbelievers. Seeing many fellow Christians paralyzed by fear of not being able to answer their questions, he developed here direct, simple, Bible-based answers to those hard questions. In his first book, Always Be Ready to Give an Answer! he proposed a strategy to get to the gospel before answering those hard questions. Now its time to answer them! The four most common questions are: 1) Where did Cain get his wife? 2) What happens to a native in the jungle who never heard the gospel? Does he go to hell? 3) Why do bad things happen to good people? and 4) Materialists statements like: I only believe in what I can see. Faith is for fools! Everything is relative, there are no absolutes! These four questions are each answered in depth to give you firm confidence in your personal evangelism. Over one hundred more questions are answered simply and directly. The conflict between the Bibles Creation account and the Evolution taught in our schools is analyzed to increase your confidence. Your faith will be bolstered by these answers and the analysis of origins. You will be empowered in your witnessing and gain great confidence in your faith. Yes, there are answers to those hard questions! Become a fearless evangelist with real answers for the hope that is in you!

What do you see when you look around? Where does it lead, and to what end? Is there some purpose to it all? And if so, where do you fit in? And how might we fit in together? Maybe you have a faith but desire greater understanding. Maybe you had a faith and are disillusioned. Or maybe you want a faith but are skeptical. This book invites another look. It begins a conversation. Who is God? What is faith? What does God want from us? Why suffering? Why worship? Why work? Through these and other everyday questions, this book suggests possible answers. Answers don't arrest thought. Answers provoke thought and action--life. This book invites readers to look around so that they might discover a faith for the twenty-first century, a faith in conversation with science, a faith fit for deep personal questions, a faith ready to engage complex public issues. Like Moses on Mount Pisgah wondering about a land he could see but never enter, when looking around we may be awakened to hope.