Faith Well Grounded

This was one of my first reads in apologetics, and it was what actually gave me such a desire to follow the field of study. Geisler is as well-spoken as ever, and the logical proofs used in the first section of the books were very well done. Not only did He use the many logical proofs of God and describe them, but He also combined them into a larger logical line of thought that defined God as the only Being capable of fulfilling the needed logical outcome. As an added bonus, he also followed his conclusion with responses to possible criticisms. He followed the logical opening with sections on competing worldviews, the questions concerning evil, Jesus Christ, the Bible, Archaeology, miracles, evolution, the afterlife, truth and morality. All were equally as well done and offered much introductory insight into the subject.

I rated the book a solid 8 due solely to its use as an introduction to apologetics. It will never take the place of in-depth studies in logic, critical thinking, archaeology, etc... The content for each subject is fairly brief, only offering enough to make the point and lead to the next. This is especially true of sections such as Bible difficulties and archaeology. But in all fairness, I'm quite sure that the authors prepared this as an introductory volume with an eye to covering as many subjects as possible. In this, they succeeded.