Gospel Philosophy Showing the Absurdities of Infidelity, and the Harmony of the Gospel with Science and History

"Gospel Philosophy" by J. H. (Joseph Harvey) Ward is a compelling exploration aimed at reconciling faith with reason, specifically addressing the doubts of young men confronted with skepticism and emerging scientific thought. Ward tackles the perceived clash between gospel teachings, scientific discoveries, and historical evidence, advocating for their inherent harmony. He constructs a case where understanding of the gospel provides a robust and intellectually satisfying foundation, able to counter the arguments of those who dismiss religious belief. Ward's central idea involves showcasing that faith is not blind acceptance but a belief system capable of withstanding scrutiny, offering answers and comprehensive truths that science alone may not provide, ultimately reinforcing the credibility and strength of religious conviction in the face of doubt.