Title: Typical Geisler
Product review: This book is extremely disappointing. As an individual trained in both philosophy and theology I found this book to be poorly researched. "The Potter's Freedom," is a much better book, although far from perfect--both authors could stand to study up on informal fallacies. Although I appreciate what Geisler is attempting to do with his work he is probably one of the least competent Christian philosophers writing. Individuals like Bill Craig, J.P. Moreland, Kevin Vanhoozer, Alvin Plantinga (who Geisler grossly misunderstands), C. Stephen Evans, etc. deserve to be given attention instead of wasting time with a sloppy wanna-be philosopher like Norman Geisler. By the way--I am not a Calvinist.
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