Introduction

Tuts book does not attempt to take up in detail every conceivable difficulty that could be found in the Bible. It would take many volumes to do that. I have simply taken up those objections of which the modern infidel makes the most, and which are most puzzling to many Christians. In going around the world, I have given people in many lands an opportunity to ask questions concerning matters that puzzle them. Everywhere I go, the questions are largely the same; and in this book I have taken up the questions which have been most frequently put to me, or which apparently present the greatest difficulty.

In regard to the questions which I have not fraahed upon, one can easily see that if so many difficulties are answered which he had supposed were unanswerable, the overwhelming probability is that all the other difficulties could be answered also if there were time and space to take them up.