Endorsements

“The most comprehensive work ever compiled for, as it is aptly titled, The Case against Miracles. The chapters span the range of miracle claims, including the philosophical arguments of Christian apologists, biblical miracles from the Old Testament to the New, including, of course, the biggest miracle of them all, Jesus’ resurrection from the dead. Loftus’ chapter on the resurrection is the best analysis I’ve ever read. I thought I knew a lot on these topics—in as much as I was once a born-again Christian myself and made these arguments, then became a born-again Skeptic debating believers—but I learned more from reading this one book than all other works combined." This belongs in every library and personal bookcase of both believers and skeptics.” Michael Shermer “People of all faiths – and of no faith – will find The Case Against Miracles to be a fascinating read filled with thoughts that will challenge them, with ideas that will lead them to research more, and with philosophical premises that will create meaningful discussions.” Rev. Dr. Dan Lambert