We've all heard people say it: "The problem with Christians is that they think their Jesus is the only way to heaven." Even reason says: We go to the college of our choice, watch the cable channel of our choice, and eat the food of our choice. So why can't we pray to the god of our choice and get to heaven by any means we choose?

These are fair questions. Questions that demand an answer if Christians are going to insist that their claims are true—and that all other religions' claims about salvation are thereby false. They're questions Philip Ryken confronts head-on in this helpful booklet.

Within these pages the four essential Christian beliefs that pluralists find most troublesome are explained in clear, everyday terms. But Ryken goes beyond the "whats" to answer the "hows" and "whys"—how Christ can be the only way to salvation, and why that is true. This booklet is a great introduction to the most essential apologetic issue of our times.

Contributor’s Bio: Philip Graham Ryken: has served under James Boice as Associate Minister of Preaching at the Tenth Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia.

James Montgomery Boice: served as president of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals. He was also the senior minister of the renowned Tenth Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia.