
Commonsense Truth About Christianity
Challenges to believers and backsliders
Dominic Ita-Johnson
Christianity is not a blind leap. It harmonises with the deepest instincts of the heart and the sound reasoning of the mind.
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Christianity is not a blind leap. It is a truth that harmonises with the deepest instincts of the human heart and the sound reasoning of the human mind. In this eloquent and intellectually grounded work, Dominic Ita-Johnson affirms that the gospel is not only divinely revealed but also commonsensical, morally coherent and scientifically respectful.
Drawing from theology, philosophy and the natural sciences, he bridges faith and reason with clarity and grace. Believers will find renewed confidence; sceptics will encounter a gracious invitation to reconsider. This is Christianity explained, not with jargon or dogma, but with everyday wisdom, intellectual integrity, spiritual depth and natural science.
Whether you are searching, questioning or believing, this book offers a fresh and compelling case for faith, one that speaks to the whole person: heart, mind and soul.
What you will learn
- Why the gospel is commonsensical, morally coherent and respectful of science
- How theology, philosophy and the natural sciences meet
- Renewed confidence for believers, and a gracious invitation for sceptics
Details
- Format
- Book
- ISBN
- 978-1-83438-136-7
- Language
- English
About the author
Dominic Ita-Johnson
Dominic Ita-Johnson (also known as Dr. Dominic Johnson Udoh) is a Nigerian-born scientist, educator and Christian thinker whose career spans agricultural science, institutional leadership and theological inquiry. He earned degrees from the University of Ife (B.Sc.), the University of Wisconsin–Madison (M.Sc.) and Mississippi State University (Ph.D.), and has served as agricultural officer, consultant, lecturer and Commissioner for Agriculture. He and his wife, Edidiong Udoh, are active in Christian ministry and reside in Canada.




