Roots of Unbelief
An investigation into the causes of unbelief both within and outside of Christendom. Bales examines why statements about the Bible that were once made only by professed infidels are now heard from many pulpits, exploring the roots of this spiritual decline.
15 Chapters
Table of Contents
1
Introduction
2
I. THE MADNESS IS IN THEIR METHOD
3
II. THE CONDUCT OF PROFESSED CHRISTIANS AS A CAUSE OF UNBELIEF
4
III. BEGINNING IN THE WRONG PLACE
5
IV. CONDITIONS OF HEART WHICH FRUSTRATE FAITH
6
V. CHRISTIAN FAITH IS NOT CREDULITY
7
VI. THE MORAL NATURE OF FAITH
8
VII. THEORIES OF SCIENTISTS AND UNBELIEF
9
VIII. THE BIBLE AND THE INTELLECT
10
IX. IS CHRISTIANITY IMPRACTICAL AND ANTI-SOCIAL?
11
X. THE PROBLEM OF EVIL
12
XI. THE UNBELIEVER'S MISCONCEPTION OF EXPERIENCE
13
XII. YOUTH AND UNBELIEF
14
XIII. A PERSONAL WORD WITH THE UNBELIEVER
15
APPENDIX "OF THE SUPPOSED DEFICIENCY IN THE PROOF OF REV