What’s So Great about Christianity Audiobook

" I'm reading this slowly, doing something I learned to do when reading a book for information: writing a synopsis of each page at the top of the page, then I can go back over that to reinforce what I read. I do not agree with some of his optimism which is a little too ecumenical (he's Roman Catholic) but he does a good job of showing how Christianity benefits the world, and I agree with him that we have much to be optimist about in that Christianity is growing by leaps and bounds in certain parts of the world, such as South America and China, even as it declines in the West. "

" Good book. It's very broad. Good intro great for the layman wanting to begin their study of defending the christian faith. "

" This book was alot better than I expected. It was well written and interesting. "

" Good book in regards to a lot of the arguments about evolution versus intelligent design. I just do not care for the author's politics. "

" Heard a speech by Dinesh and loved it. Just starting this book. "

" I liked it for the most part. "

" I previously read this book and recently picked it up to review. I love Diesh D'Souza's points and validation of Christianity as an intellectual. "

" Good logical rebuttal to Athiest writers of our day. "

" A pretty technical book, but for those that like the technical stuff it is a very interesting book. "

" Another book I really enjoyed but didn't finish before I had to take it back to the library. I read a chapter and then read a couple of fiction books as is often my habit with nonfiction. I want to read the rest of this so I may actually have to buy it. "

" He wrote this after the surge of 'new atheism' books came out a few years ago so responds to at least some of the arguments made by Hitchens, Dawkins, etc. What are the chances I can also finish this before the starting bell rings for the book group? (sound of mocking laughter) "

" Great to see the influence of Christian culture in present day. Further, very interesting to read apologetics that are not self-referential or using circular reasoning. "

" GREAT book. I actually was able to meet Dinesh and was more impressed in person! "

" A very good discussion of the merits of the Christian faith. I don't agree with all the tenets of Mr. D'Souza's understanding (he holds to evolution as an integral part of God's plan) but overall he points out how much Judaism and Christianity have benefited the human race over the years. "

" I thought this was a great book, meaty read. Really good for those who may or may not be Christian brings more of the science into it. "

" I read this book while I was researching Christian apologetics in order to write my own book. But Dinesh, while not hitting every point, wrote a book that was good enough that I decided there was no need for me to write my own. "

" I liked it for the most part. "

" What's so great about this book? Not too much. He has some good insights here and there, but there are much better responses to the New Atheists. "

" An excellent critique of the 'New Atheism'. From the scientific worldview to the philosophical, Mr. D'Souza does an outstanding job weighing the arguments, analyzes and answers them. This is a 'must-have' apologetic work in any Christians' tool kit. "

" A great book, Dinesh discusses some of the biggest questions about Christianity (ranging from humanity to science) and gives both very honest and intellectual answers. If you like "the reason for God", then you should like this one as well. "

" Good, rational arguments he's got here. "

" I think that D'Souza would have had a better book if he had just kept to the Atheistic arguments against Christianity and taken them head on. Instead he wanted to give us a bit of a history lesson too, which I think falls short. <br/> <br/>2/5 stars. "

" Well done sir, he accomplishes all he set out to do in a relatively concise way. He makes excellent points without engaging other writers in pointless bickering or rambling too far in one direction. "