Citing many conversations that Ravi Zacharias has had with moderate Muslims he found that they are grieved by the radical Islamic movement, but don't know what to do about it and some are even silenced for speaking out against it.

Quoting from Ecclesiastes 3:11, Ravi Zacharias describes how God has put eternity and a moral law in the heart of man driving him to search for God.

Pointing to the issue of faith privatization, Ravi Zacharias explains that as a culture we are more in danger from within due to a lack of belief rather than attacks from without.

Some Muslims have stated that they don't understand the Qur'an - to them is incomprehensible and Ravi Zacharias states that along with being incomprehensible when it comes to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ it is also inaccurate.

There is a uniqueness that can only be found in the Christian faith through the life of Christ and His offer of a relationship with God the Father that is not matched by any other of the world's religions.

Citing a lack of openess to participating in the National Day of Prayer by the Whitehouse, Ravi Zacharias points to a hostility by the government against the very faith that helped create that government in the first place.

While addressing the arguments from an atheist it is important to understand that they are subjected to more of an indoctrination rather than arriving to their own conclusions from a balanced review of other ideologies.

During this time of searching for a coherent worldview students in major universities have realized that the secularist worldview has flaws, but to which other worldview will they turn?

Ravi Zacharias discusses the definition of relativism and how it is applied to truth in our culture. He points to how the media uses labels differently for fanatics from Islam than those who are christian extremists as an example of how truth is manipulated by relativism.

Throughout history reformers have appeared from time to time to help direct the culture back to a belief in God. Where do they come from and how does this happen? Find out on today's Just A Thought.