It would be an understatement to say that I loved this book. I’m talking about Hostile Witnesses: How The Historic Enemies of the Church Prove Christianity, Gary Michuta’s newest book from Catholic Answers Press.A few pages into the Introduction I laughed to myself with delight as I began to fully grasp just what sort of book … Yet, Hostile Witness by Rebecca Forster reminded why I keep pursuing free books - because every now and then, you'll find a gem! It would be an understatement to say that I loved this book. And some I've read that were free have proven that point. With his new book, Hostile Witnesses: How the Historic Enemies of the Church Prove Christianity, renowned author Gary Michuta introduces you to a veritable rogues’ gallery of the historic opponents of the Church, beginning with those recorded in the New Hostile Witnesses begins with an introduction that speaks of the words on the sign that hung on the Cross - "Jesus the In the world of Christianity, there are many witnesses to the truth which it holds. With his new book, Hostile Witnesses: How the Historic Enemies of the Church Prove Christianity, renowned author Gary Michuta introduces you to a veritable rogues' gallery of the historic opponents of the Church, beginning with those recorded in the New Testament. Hostile Witnesses begins with an introduction that speaks of the words on the sign that hung on the Cross - "Jesus the Nazorean, the King of the Jews." Machuta explains that Pilate did not necessarily believe these words, but used them to serve as … In Hostile Witnesses, Gary Michuta offers a history of the critics against the Christian faith and Catholic church, and in doing so attempts to demonstrate how such critiques inadvertently support tenets of the faith. Gary’s apologetics books include two from Catholic Answers, Why Catholic Bibles Are Bigger, and Hostile Witnesses, which we’ll be discussing today.The subtitle, How the Historic Enemies of the Church Prove Christianity. I fell in love with this book. Usually when a book is free for Kindle on Amazon, I'm a bit skeptical of how good it's going to be. In Hostile Witnesses, Gary Michuta offers a history of the critics against the Christian faith and Catholic church, and in doing so attempts to demonstrate how such critiques inadvertently support tenets of the faith. Now here’s a book I didn’t expect. He calls them "hostile witnesses," and penned a book with the same name. Cy Kellett: Our guest is nationally known Catholic speaker, author, and apologist, Gary Michuta.