Fables of Infidelity and Facts of Faith Being an Examination of the Evidences of Infidelity

"Fables of Infidelity and Facts of Faith" by Robert Patterson is a powerful takedown of atheism from the 1800s. This book goes after ideas like evolution and other science stuff, saying they're wrong and dangerous because believing in God and the Bible is what keeps us good and smart. Patterson really pushes for Christianity, trying to show that faith makes sense and that the amazing world around us proves there's a God. He starts off by saying he wants to fight back against people who don't believe in a creator, using logic and examples like the complicated human eye to argue that someone must have designed everything. Patterson asks tough questions about how the universe could have made itself, getting ready to knock down popular science ideas and their effect on what's right and wrong. He wants to prove that not believing isn't just dumb, but that it also leaves you without answers to the big questions in life, making faith super important.