Endorsements

"Solid, insightful answers to difficult and intriguing questions that only Geisler could do. A must-read."
--Josh D. McDowell, Author/speaker, Campus Crusade for Christ

"Norm Geisler has made a marked impact on the study of apologetics, contending for the remarkable gift of faith with which God has blessed His creation. Tackling one of the most misunderstood realities--evil in the world--Norm has shed the light of God's Word in a clear and unmistakable way in helping the human mind to rejoice in the vastness of God's love that will ultimately overcome evil victoriously. Your heart will be greatly enlightened and comforted as you read If God, Why Evil?"
--Franklin Graham, President and CEO, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, Samaritan's Purse

"This small book by Norman Geisler concisely answers the big questions on the problem of evil. It is a "crash course" that dispels confusion and brings clarity to this much-debated topic. Highly recommended!"
--Dr. Ron Rhodes, President, Reasoning from the Scriptures Ministries

"This is classic Geisler--brilliant, incisive, succinct, convincing. He is one of the great defenders of Christianity."
--Lee Strobel, author, The Case for Christ and The Case for the Real Jesus

"For more than five decades, Norm Geisler has been an incredible blessing to the church, addressing and treating virtually every major issue in the philosophy of religion. In this volume, he wades into one of his favorite subjects--the problem of evil. He faces squarely the major objections from a variety of angles and provides a wide range of concise responses that are both profound and satisfying. Readers will encounter countless gems that make this volume a real treasure. I recommend it highly."
--Gary R. Habermas, Distinguished Research Professor, Liberty University and Theological Seminary

"No one deals as effectively with the philosophical problem of evil as does Norm Geisler. If God, Why Evil? is scholarship made readable for every thinking Christian. As usual, Geisler is succinct, profound, and fun all at the same moment."
--Paige Patterson, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary