Title: Simplistic, yet informative
Product review: Rice's book is written with the layperson in mind, not the scholar. And this isn't a bad thing, since most apologetic material today seems to be directed towards scholars, and is simply over the head of the average person. His section on hyper-Calvinism isn't as meaty as I would like it to be, but again, Rice isn't writing to the scholar (for a more scholarly treatment of the issue, read "The Other Side of Calvinism" by Laurence Vance, or "Chosen But Free" by Norman Geisler). The books contains quite a lengthy section on Roman Catholicism (including a rather humorous letter to Dr. Rice from a Catholic priest), and the sections on the various cults are worth reading. The section on baptismal regeneration was the most helpful for me.
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