Stealing From God

Why Atheists Need God to Make Their Case

By: Frank Turek

Narrated by: John McLain

Length: 8 hrs and 28 mins

Publisher's Summary

What if your best reasons to doubt God prove that He exists? In an engaging and memorable way, Stealing From God shows how many atheistic arguments, instead of disproving God, reveal that He actually exists.

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TERRIBLE NARRATOR

I couldn't make it through the first 15 minutes. The man reading this book sounded like he was trying to make a joke out of it. Incredible shame because it's a great book and the the content is excellent, but the reader read it like a high schooler making fun of a wrestle mania announcer...

A thorough examination of the fallacies of atheism

Every effect MUST have a cause.
Atheism DENIES REASON.
Design with INTENTION can be no accident.
Objective moral judgement requires a transcendent moral standard.
Evil is evidence that GOODNESS exists.
Science requires the use of immaterial laws and assumptions and cannot, therefore be used to assert the nonexistence of an immaterial reality.
Science points directly to just the kind of Being as described by the biblical text.
NO other "holy book" contains the evidences to demonstrate a timeless, omniscient, eternal, personal, intentional Being of the kind our scientific discoveries demand must exist ...like the One called Yahweh, the Self - Existent " I AM".

Eye Opening

This was an excellent exploration for the logical basis for God, morality and objective knowledge. Very clear and engaging!

Condescending book, condescendingly read

If you are an insecure evangelical who needs someone to reassure you that you are right about everything, this is the book for you. If you care even a little about understanding secular philosophy, then brace yourself for a book-length display of ignorance, straw-manning, facile reasoning, and self-righteousness. Frank is a hack. I pity anyone who thinks he writes philosophy.

Audiobook Pro-Tip: The narrator is less condescending at 1.5x.

Very good book

Frank Turek makes an excellent case for Christianity and shows how atheism is really illogical because they base their arguments on premises that are only true if God exists.

Excellent summation for believing in God

The better philosophical and scientific points for theism are made with great order and clarity. My only critique is that the narrator's voice combined with the repeated cutting sarcasm make this book better suited to defending the faith rather than winning the skeptic.

Turek books- always packed with good stuff!

it was a good book, with basic topics that expose the flaw of man's sin.

this book is a game changer

this was a very easy book to listen to it kept me interested the whole time. It was packed with great information it was easy to understand. it presents both an atheistic and theistic point of view based on both science and historical fact.

great use of logic

I am a big fan of logical, reasonable arguments without emotion. This fits the bill.

Great read

If you are looking to back up your believe from the ones who are attacking it this is a must read

Enlightening

Excellent book for the seeking mind. It's amazing how all creation points to the existence of an unmoved mover.
Great book for the thinking Christian and the searching atheist.

So gripping I finished within two days.

Christian or not, I believe this is compelling and intelligent enough to just pick up and keep listening.
Frank Turek is an intelligent author as well as very honest and hearing his opinions on atheism being very duplicitous and hypocritical, with any material argument that supports their non religious belief, also supports the argument of atheist scientists doing their jobs with a bias.

I won't ruin in or go into detail, this is a must read/listen.

Interesting and enjoyable read

This book demonstrates the bankruptcy of atheism and of militant new atheism by showing how their adherents steal basic assumptions from theism. It is sufficiently different from ‘I don’t have enough faith to be an atheist’ to be worth having both. I enjoyed it

A critical look at Atheism and the Bible.

A thorough examination of Atheism, the Bible and how to answer skeptics using logic and common sense.

Makes a good case

I enjoyed listening to this book. Some good arguments and quotes are made. There isnt too much of a 'story' though. I also could have done without the theological parts, though they are few.

Fantastic

Great life changing book for anyone with the open heart and mind! Many good philosophical points mentioned.

Truly a fantastic experience!

This a a must have book for anyone who experience the growth of atheist influence in every sector of our society

Most enjoyable read.

I have read a few books around apologetics but this is probably my favourite. very easy to follow and understand. I am going read the book he mentioned around God's treatment of the Canaanites now...

Turek's reasoning is brilliant

Interesting all the way through.

Frank is just as interesting in writing as he is in his presentations and debates. You can't fault his logic, if you go in impartial.

Outstanding

Once more Frank Turek produces a well researched book, providing specific responses to atheist claims including Richard Doking. I enjoyed the logical and philosophical arguments. It is the book to read following on from ‘ I don’t have enough faith to be an atheist ‘