If honesty is the best policy, why do we lie? Why do so many leaders who make public policy seem to be habitual liars? We all know the world would be better if people lied less often. In “Lying: The Case Against Dishonesty,” Mike Robinson defines and categorizes the many varieties of lies we tell—from mistaken individuals to perjury-filled politicians to lies that save the lives of innocent people, herein is a fascinating volume that will engage your mind and heart.

Robinson contends that lying is wrong and we should aim to be more honest with ourselves and others.

This unique book on lying and dishonesty cannot be ignored by religious people or skeptics. It demonstrates, with an easy-flowing style, that all people lie and we deceive others too often—so lying must be faced head on.

Yes, “Lying: The Case Against Dishonesty” provides precise arguments in a simple-to-understand way, as Robinson offers deep scriptural, apologetic, and philosophical truths concerning lying. If, as a Christian, you know that lying is wrong, but you don't know how to demonstrate this fact, then this book will help clear it up. “Lying” gives you simple step-by-step ways to understand and apply the deep-seated moral value of honesty.

This fresh volume helps you refute:
• Atheists
• Agnostics
• People in false religions
• Secularists
• Cult members

You will learn the reasons why lying is wrong while discovering numerous proofs for the existence of God—much of the material discusses lying within the context of objective moral values.

The author affirms and works from an innovative approach that will equip you with the latest apologetic research; the book is path-breaking in its readability of difficult concepts.

“Lying: The Case Against Dishonesty” allows you to:

• Understand how men and nations can be dishonest
• Comprehend how dishonesty affects your relationships
• Demonstrate that the God of the Bible exists
• Learn how to have absolute certainty
• Discover how honesty and morality require and presuppose God