The Christian Faith Under Modern Searchlights

** "The Christian Faith Under Modern Searchlights" by William Hallock Johnson is a book originating from a series of lectures at Princeton Theological Seminary, where the author examines the problems that modern ideas, especially in science and philosophy, create for Christian belief. The book likely inspects modern criticisms of Christianity, stressing the importance of understanding its main teachings and connecting faith with modern challenges of the mind. The beginning of the book prepares for a complete investigation of the Christian faith by pointing out the necessity for definitions and understanding of its essence. Johnson introduces different views on Christianity, contrasting traditional beliefs with modern criticisms that come from historical and philosophical views. The book draws attention to the main stories of Jesus' life, pointing out His role as a key part of Christian belief, and the book also introduces difficulties in theology caused by modern criticisms. Johnson tries to build a strong argument for Christianity against doubt and varying beliefs, making it known that his dedication is in recognizing the supernatural revelation that is central to Christian doctrine in a time full of doubt. **