Refuting the New Atheists

Doug does a great job refuting the atheists’ arguments while keeping the book entertaining and light. He delves into some deep things, but makes it easy to understand.

I have not received this book yet. I was assuming you were experiencing difficulties like with the dominion bundle. I am eager to read this book as I believe it will help me understand the framework of my brothers “beliefs” in atheism.

In this fine volume you have collected three of the finest products of the Rev. Wilson’s pen. It consists of an omnibus edition of three short (but potent) answers to three atheist rants. The first, and arguably the best, is an answer to Sam Harris’ Letter to a Christian Nation. Wilson has never been better than he is here. The second is Wilson’s response to Christopher Hitchens’ God is Not Great. This is also superb and delightfully brief in comparison to Hitchens’ loquacious volume. Finally you have Wilson’s response to Dawkins’ The God Delusion. While an excellent book this is not up to the level of the preceding books. Perhaps because Dawkins is, in no way, in the same class as an adversary as Harris and, especially, Hitchens. All in all an excellent book to read and reread. Well written and informative. Highly recommended.

There was something that drew me to Christopher Hitchens over the years.
I’ve only seen him debate Christian’s. He challenged me to look deeper into my faith. I’m pretty sure that was not his goal.One of my favorite debates of his is with Douglas Wilson. So when I learned of Refuting The New Atheist I purchased it. I like the no nonsense approach that Wilson displays with the atheist.
At the end of each section of the book Mr. Wilson had compassion and love for his fellow image bearer of God.
Very insightful book!

A great book that exposes the foolishness of the new atheists.

Excellent book. Very helpful. Accessible and enjoyable to read.

I'm halfway through the book, and I love it. Mr. Wilson's writing is excellent. His points are solid. He's quite humorous. He's respectful and yet very challenging. Would highly recommend.

I've begun reading the book. Pastor Wilson does an excellent job of inquiring of on what basis does an Atheist have to judge anything evil or good? What is that standard they refer to? He shows them for the fools they are! They argue from a foundation of an abyss, which is no foundation to discern anything. I like when Pastor Wilson takes their premises to their logical conclusions. Example: Why does an Atheist care if Christians want to worship the God of Heaven of Earth? After all, if all we are is matter and a collision of atoms and chemicals, which IS the fact of a assumed purely material universe, then why would they get upset if one form of matter and atoms wants to worship and parade along in robes,etc. and others do not. After all, if we came from nothing, and we're headed to nothingness, then we're nothing in between those two poles except matter and atoms colliding. Pastor Wilson consistently points out that obvious fact which Atheists refuse to accept based on their presuppositions of insanity.