Skeptical objections to Christianity are often based on misunderstanding, misrepresentation, and bad scholarship rather than genuinely superior evidence

Mike asserts that in his experience, skeptics' reasons for rejecting Christianity are frequently insufficient — characterized by misunderstanding, misrepresentation, scoffing, sarcasm, and sometimes bad scholarship. He argues the evidential weight favors Christianity. He repeats the call for Christians not to misrepresent their own faith by adopting the 'faith = belief without evidence' definition.