The Evidences of Christianity

First published in 1837 and still relevant today, this book is a comprehensive and accessible guide to the evidence of Christianity. Through a series of lectures delivered in a parish church, the author lays out the rational and historical foundation for belief in Jesus Christ. Wilson addresses common doubts and objections, and presents a compelling case for the truth of Christianity. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the intellectual basis for faith in Jesus.
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