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“Be it never forgotten that Jesus was a Jew.” - Charles Spurgeon

To their detriment, modern-day Christians would likely lose patience with Arnobius. Book 3 shifts the argument in a direction most would be more comfortable with. For readers who have seen the movie In Harm’s Way, this is the apologetical equivalent of operation “Skyhook”. Arnobius gets away...

Might as well join the local YMCA, for all the good that will do.

You’ve received a number of good responses. How serious are you about becoming a Christian?

There’s nothing written in the Holy Bible that I can’t discuss.

I realize your post wasn’t directed to me but I would still like to comment on it. I believe the words of Christ. Doing so doesn’t eliminate the possibility of agreeing, in full or in part, with what others say.

What is written in the Holy Bible that you can’t discuss?

Book 2 contains more arguments against paganism which most Christians today wouldn’t make. I’m currently reading book 3 from Against The Pagans. This particular work wasn’t required reading when I was a student. I suspect I know why, and it isn’t what I thought it probably was when I was a student.