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It Makes Sense

Stephen Gaukroger

'Can I trust the Bible'? 'Why does God allow suffering'? 'What about other religions'? 'Doesn't science disprove Christianity'? 'Isn't the church full of hypocrites'? These are the kind of crunch questions every enquirer and new Christian wants to ask. And this is the book they can turn to for head-on answers, and a down-to-earth look at Christianity. "It Makes Sense" has sold well over 100,000 copies since it first appeared in 1987 and is an undoubted winner. This latest edition has a contemporary new cover, a new size, and is enhanced with new illustrations throughout. The text has been totally updated and refreshed for the 21st century. The style is engaging, readable, down-to-earth and frequently very funny. It is easily the best, most readable book of its kind available. It is a book with street-cred that you wouldn't be embarrassed to give to anyone.

GenresChristian life

160 pages, 5 editions

English edition · First published 1987 by Scripture Union · ISBN 9780862015589

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Editions

5 editions

English

  • It Makes Sense · Scripture Union · 1989 · ISBN 9780862015589 This page
  • It Makes Sense · Wipf & Stock Publishers · 2019 · ISBN 9781532696039
  • It Makes Sense · Scripture Union · 2003 · ISBN 9781859997437
  • It Makes Sense · Scripture Union · 1996 · ISBN 9781859990391
  • It Makes Sense · Scripture Union · 1987 · ISBN 9780862014391

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