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    Tuesday, July 20, 2010, 4:52 PM

    There have been a slough of books recommended here at Evangel in the last month of so — and to buy them all you’d need a small fortune. But what if there was a book recommended here which was worth a small fortune, but you could in fact download it and keep it for free?

    My friends at the infamous blog Triablogue have done exactly this for the English-speaking Christian community by digitally publishing & distributing for free a response to the most recent volley from the likes of John Loftus, Ed Babinski and their likely crew of internet “New Atheists”. The atheist book is The Christian Delusion (a title which looks suspiciously familiar, as if it apes another more famous and more formidable book), and the Triablogguers have aptly named their rejoinder the Atheist Delisuion.

    Peter Pike has this to say about the work of his fellow bloggers:

    Each chapter of The Christian Delusion is thoroughly debunked by Hay’s philosophical and theological acumen, Engwer’s encyclopedic knowledge of history, Chan’s medical training, and/or Manata’s philosophical prowess. Contrary to the tactic The Christian Delusion used—to attack the weakest arguments put forth in the name of Christianity—the authors of The Infidel Delusion dismantled the strongest arguments atheists had to offer. Indeed, if there truly are “few works as effective” as The Christian Delusion, as Parsons claimed, then Triablogue shows atheism to be in a sad state indeed.

    You can download your own copy here, and make a weekend out of it.

    You can thank the Calvinists later.

    11 Comments

      Craig L. Adams
      July 20th, 2010 | 5:29 pm | #1

      The link is not working.

      Craig L. Adams
      July 20th, 2010 | 5:30 pm | #2

      And, the link doesn’t work from the calvindude site, either.

      Truth Unites... and Divides
      July 20th, 2010 | 5:52 pm | #3

      Frank Turk,

      Thanks for making this e-book by the Triabloguers known to Evangel readers.

      Incidentally, here’s a post by one of the Triabloguers that’s a short read. It’s titled: Green like Puke – Donald Miller’s Postmodern Epistemology and its theme goes along with the recent spate of Evangel posts about postmodernism.

      david carlson
      July 20th, 2010 | 6:55 pm | #4

      link works for me

      Frank Turk
      July 20th, 2010 | 9:13 pm | #5

      I have tested the link on 3 computers using 2 different browsers on each, and it works for me. If you can’t get the link to work for you and you still want a copy, email me at frank at iturk dot com and I’ll e-mail you your own PDF.

      Frank Turk
      July 20th, 2010 | 9:17 pm | #6

      Shameless and indiscriminate gush on Jason Engwer. Paul Manata wishes he was Jason Engwer’s TA.

      Frank!
      July 20th, 2010 | 9:20 pm | #7

      Thanks again for reminding me why you’re my favorite Pyromaniac. Looking forward to reading the book.

      Tweets that mention eBook recommendation: the Infidel Delusion » Evangel | A First Things Blog -- Topsy.com
      July 21st, 2010 | 12:09 am | #8

      [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by pdnelson, Frank Turk. Frank Turk said: Triablogue has a free gift for you: http://bit.ly/cwgwmY [...]

      Ken
      July 21st, 2010 | 7:38 am | #9

      Sir–is that slough a “slauw” or a “sluff”? Either way, I’m not sure that’s the word you were reaching for. Or maybe it was…

      Craig Payne
      July 21st, 2010 | 11:14 am | #10

      Good link. Thanks.

      Frank Turk
      July 21st, 2010 | 11:19 am | #11

      Ken –

      I linked to the definition, and you may have seen the word spelled “slew” or “slue”.

      Honest question: simnple answer.

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