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«On Guard of Truth» — is a short and popular presentation of the grounds that confirm the truth of Christianity. The book presents the arguments in a logical form and sequence. The main line of evidence asserts the authenticity of the books of the New Testament, the divinity of Jesus and the inspiration of the Bible."

Unfortunately, in our time, the Church has not been able to effectively provide unbelievers with a consistent, understandable and interesting argument for the truth of Christianity. It has not done so even for its own parishioners. And worse, it has not even provided such arguments for its own children. Thus, we are raising a generation of uneducated parishioners - Christians, but so poorly informed that they are completely unable to sustain an intellectual discussion with non-believers about our faith. We can show with our lives that the Christian faith is worth it. Many unbelievers have been won over by this. But even more unbelievers turn away because they think that Christian faith is just a fascinating fantasy. For them, it would be great if there was a God who loved and cared for us, as Christianity claims, but this kind of wishful thinking doesn't fit with the harsh realities of the real world."

Lynn Gardner takes on this challenge. In a simple, persuasive style, he presents statements from the Gospel and challenges the unbeliever to rethink his untested philosophy of life. He challenges the unbeliever to examine the facts of life and honestly reconcile them with what he believes. It challenges the unbeliever to be consistent and to be converted to a true knowledge of God, the world, and man - in other words, to embrace a Christian worldview that is deeply consistent and fits with the realities of the universe as they relate to us.

In presenting this material, Lynn Gardner has done a wonderful job of explaining even complex issues clearly, with humour and apt examples, building up to a compelling and convincing argument for the truth of Christianity.

For pastors, Sunday school teachers, and lay people interested in meeting non-believers in an intellectual challenge, this book will be invaluable.