'a Reasonable Faith', By Three 'friends' [f. Frith, W.e. Turner And W. Pollard] Refuted

In this powerful refutation of A Reasonable Faith, three friends (Frith, Turner, and Pollard) are challenged and exposed for their flawed arguments. Francis Frith and George Holden Braithwaite provide a clear and convincing argument against the idea of a 'reasonable faith, ' stating that true faith has nothing to do with reason and everything to do with trust in God. This is a must-read for anyone interested in Christian apologetics.

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