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'''''Evidence that Demands a Verdict''''' is a book of quotations compiled by eleven people for a lecture series by Reverend Josh McDowell.  Published in 1972 as a resource for students, it was used in the 1960s by the [[Campus Crusade for Christ]].<ref>McDowell, J. and others. 1972, 1979. ''Evidence that Demands a Verdict.'' San Bernardino, CA: Here‘s Life Publishers, Inc.</ref>
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'''''Evidence that Demands a Verdict''''' is a book of quotations compiled by eleven people for a lecture series by Reverend [[Josh McDowell]].  Published in 1972 as a resource for students, it was used in the 1960s by the [[Campus Crusade for Christ]].<ref>McDowell, J. and others. 1972, 1979. ''Evidence that Demands a Verdict.'' San Bernardino, CA: Here‘s Life Publishers, Inc.</ref>
  
 
The book demonstrates that the [[New Testament]] is the source document for major [[Christian]] doctrines such as the [[Atonement]], as well as for the early, first-century history of Christianity.
 
The book demonstrates that the [[New Testament]] is the source document for major [[Christian]] doctrines such as the [[Atonement]], as well as for the early, first-century history of Christianity.

Revision as of 18:44, September 29, 2018

Evidence that Demands a Verdict is a book of quotations compiled by eleven people for a lecture series by Reverend Josh McDowell. Published in 1972 as a resource for students, it was used in the 1960s by the Campus Crusade for Christ.[1]

The book demonstrates that the New Testament is the source document for major Christian doctrines such as the Atonement, as well as for the early, first-century history of Christianity.


References

  1. ↑ McDowell, J. and others. 1972, 1979. Evidence that Demands a Verdict. San Bernardino, CA: Here‘s Life Publishers, Inc.