Stepping Stones to Christianity
Reflections on Intelligent Design, Natural Theology, and the Historical Jesus
- Apologetics
- Publisher: Wipf and Stock
- Published: 2025
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Publisher's Description
Stepping Stones to Christianity introduces a rational case for Christianity in three steps, starting with scientific arguments for design in cosmology and biology, moving on to philosophical arguments for the existence of God, and closing with an overview of the evidence for a Christian understanding of the historical Jesus, in the context of competing contemporary worldviews. By bringing together revised and expanded versions of materials written to introduce three of the author's "Essays on . . ." books with Wipf & Stock, Stepping Stones to Christianity equips readers to consider the case for design in nature, to investigate philosophical arguments for God, and to wrestle with the identity of Jesus.
Endorsements (3)
“Stepping Stones is exactly that, a look at the credibility of Christian claims about Jesus one step at a time in a world that does not know what to do with him. Whether we think about the world we live in, its design, or what we can know about Jesus, the world portrays much uncertainty about who we are, where we came from, and why we are here. This book helps to point us in a solid direction for all those key questions.”
“Weaving together substantial evidence and arguments from scientific, philosophical, and historical sources, Peter Williams presents a forceful case for Christian faith. His use of autobiography and humor makes the book personable, without loss of rigor. Highly recommended to anyone interested in the reasonability and truth of Christianity.”
“This is a book for anyone who feels that embracing Christianity is like jumping into the deep end of a swimming pool! By providing a variety of scientific, philosophical, and historical ‘stepping stones,’ Peter Williams acts as a wise and helpful guide for those searching for a deeper faith.”
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