Christians defend the bible while critics assert that it's a fallible collection of human writings. Both sides often discuss the matter as if it has reached an irresolvable dead end. But is that true? Does the fact that some people continue to believe the bible mean that it hasn't been demonstrated with certainty that it's not a revelation from God? In "Blessed Assurance" Mike Tenenbaum presents a clear and direct case proving that the bible undeniably contradicts itself, and that the central doctrines of Christianity such as the Trinity and salvation are not profound truths from God; He...

Michael Tenenbaums book "Blessed Assurance?" Revised and expanded. This book is an excellent challenge to dogma and the idea of biblical infallibility, but its also so much more. It explores the sort of questioning and reasoning that goes on within a person facing the possibility that what he or she has believed isnt true. Sometimes even the most diehard believers come to realize their faith has been misplaced. Whats involved in that process? Sometimes the most diehard non-believers assume that even though they dont believe Christianity is true, it cant be proved with certainty that its...