The Intellectual Strength of Christianity

In this chapter, they discuss three objections commonly raised against Christianity and provide responses to each. They argue that Christianity is actually the greatest intellectual movement in history, citing the invention of universities, the development of the scientific method, and the spread of intellectual activity alongside the spread of the gospel. They also address the perception that Christianity is intellectually shallow, emphasizing that the simplicity of the gospel allows anyone, regardless of intellectual capacity, to access it. They conclude by stating that regardless of one's intellectual background, Christians should expect to be challenged and to challenge others through their faith.