Good News for Nepali Christians: A new Nepali Apologetics book is on stage!

Have you ever examined your faith? Is the faith in Christ equivalent to a faith in a fairy tale or does it really have a “virtue to stand as a reality in your life”? Have you ever thought whether or not the faith you stand is credible historically, philosophically, scientifically, archaeologically, and logically sound? If not, then it’s a high to examine your faith. You have to know what you believe and why you do believe. The current age is no longer the age of “just believe’ but the environment now demands “reasons to believe”.

Everything goes to trash of virtual imagination if it fails to be credible scientifically, historically, philosophically and logically. It gets a tag of “superstition” rather than “superman evidence”. Now, is Christian faith credible to stand as a faith of reason and truth? Is the Bible trustworthy? Does history, archaeology, science, logic and philosophy support the Biblical faith? Or, are you just following as a tradition from generation to generation?

Recently, a team, supervised under Nepali apologist Kamal Adhikari, has brought a new Nepali book in market to be witness and testimony of Christian faith as an Intellectual faith. It is going to be distributed in the market very soon with fascinating reasons to believe the faith we step on.

There are four section in this book: Introduction to Apologetics, Bible, Jesus and God. With the joint effort of 17 collaborators, the book provides fascinating evidence to believe that Christian faith is not a faith in fairy tale. This book, although briefly prepared, opens a door for you to test trustworthiness of the Christian beliefs. It draws a boundary line between the reality and mythical views about Christianity.

The book is in Nepali language and written as far as possible in easy way layman’s language. The goal of authors is not to force anyone to believe in Christ or proselyte but to provide the cases against myths about doctrinal position of Christianity. This book is fascinatingly prepared in such a way that readers can find credible resources to continue their further journey to discover Christian faith.

At last, but not the least, I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to apologist Kamal Adhikari and congratulate all the collaborators for their such commitment of fostering Apologetics in Nepal as inevitable need in present context. I do hope this book shall help believers to strengthen their faith in the Bible. This book is of great value especially to Christian learners, teenagers and youths who struggle with challenges in daily life in this secular world. We further wish to see other books published from this team in future!

Prayers!

God bless this team!

Eternity Seekers