Christianity 101

An Introduction to New Testament Christianity as Taught in the Bible

De: C. Ermal Allen

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Christianity 101 provides a starting point to answering the question, "What is Christianity?" Written with a firm reliance on the Bible as the word of God, it presents answers for interested persons who may not yet have this same trust in the Bible. As the subtitle suggests, this work rests solely on the teachings in the Bible from a nondenominational perspective. This study would be useful for anyone wanting to understand original Christianity for the first time. It would also be useful for new Christians who want to know more about the basics of their faith. In addition, even for long-time Christians looking for a refresher course in understanding or rebuilding their faith, Christianity 101 provides lessons in several areas relating to that process. Needless to say, those who wish to help others learn about Christianity will find this book to be a valuable road map for constructing a course of study.

As advertised: it’s Christianity 101

The virtual voice is very interesting. For the most part, it does a great job, but there are still a few quirks: it can’t handle abbreviations (the word “chapter” abbreviated is pronounced as “ccchhh”) and there are some words you just have to know (like “agape”) that it fails on.
The book itself: A good primer on Christianity (and the foundational parts like “Why the Bible?”, apologetics, and such). I’d recommend the book to someone who wants the basics (but I do think its arguments are too simplistic for someone who does not already or is close to believing in Christianity).

Quick and Easy introduction

A very quick and easy introduction to Christianity and the Bibel. I didn't mind the AI narrator even though it was quite noticeable sometimes when it(the AI) didn't read or understand abbreviation correctly.
But overall I enjoyed listening to the book and got a good introduction to the new testament and Christianity. I especially appreciated that it always refered back to different places in the Bibel so Me or you can read it with new eyes and a deeper understanding of the text.