Jonathan Ammon's Reviews > Letters from a Skeptic: A Son Wrestles with His Father's Questions about Christianity

Staggering. By far the best book on Christian apologetics I've ever read. I cried many times. This book is drenched in love and humility. Fundamentalists will be frustrated with the uncertainty Boyd is comfortable with. Reformed Christians will struggle with his views of providence. Evangelicals may squirm occasionally, too. But Boyd loved his father deeply, loves Jesus deeply, and gave the best arguments for that love according to his conscience. I don't agree with everything in this book, but I agreed with far more than I expected, and I would be more than happy if I could give this book to every unbeliever I know.