Learn to Think Clearly in a Complex World: A Christian Guide to Logic and Reason

Critical thinking, cognitive bias, and logical fallacies are concepts we often hear in arguments against a faith-based worldview. Because of this, many Christians have a misconception that our world can only be viewed through the lens of logic or faith—never both. 

But the truth is, the laws of reason aren’t a threat to the Christian worldview but an essential tool for defending the faith and informing your beliefs amid today’s complex issues.

In Clear Thinking in a Messy World: A Christian Guide to Logic, Reason, and Cognitive Bias, you’ll be equipped to think more clearly in every sphere of your life—from family and work to church and politics.

In this transformational book, theologian and philosopher Kenneth R. Samples partners with philosopher Mark Perez, who has extensive experience teaching critical thinking in the government sector. You’ll find that their combined efforts provide a practical guide that’s both informative and engaging.

Through their balanced approach—mixing in compelling and fun mental exercises alongside scientific insight—the invaluable skills you’ll gain will help you:

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Our team of scholars includes scientists, theologians, philosophers, and even former skeptics who are passionate about helping others discover the way sound reason and scientific research reveal the transcendent, personal God of the Bible.

But we can’t do this alone.

Will you give a gift to help Christians and skeptics receive answers they need to build trust in God and Scripture? As a thank-you for your gift of any amount, we’d like to send you a copy of Clear Thinking in a Messy World.

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