Stealing from God: Why Atheists Need God to Make Their Case

Frank Turek and Ravi Zacharias present a provocative argument that atheists, in their attempts to disprove God, inadvertently rely on concepts and principles inherently rooted in a Christian worldview. This book explores how logic, morality, and scientific inquiry, often championed by atheists, find their ultimate coherence and justification within a theistic framework. It challenges readers to consider the underlying assumptions of both atheism and Christianity, asserting that denying God's existence requires 'stealing' from the very divine attributes they reject.