How We Know What We Know: Thinking Like a Christian

What is How We Know What We Know about?

How We Know What We Know asks how we know what is true and how we can tell the difference between evidence, assumptions, opinions, and reliable knowledge. It approaches those questions from a Christian point of view, as its subtitle, Thinking Like a Christian, suggests. The published description is brief, so the book is best understood as a guide to careful Christian thinking about truth and knowledge.

Who wrote How We Know What We Know?

It was written by Alfred Basta, a professor, author, and musician.

What genre is How We Know What We Know?

It is Christian nonfiction with an apologetics focus, which means it deals with how beliefs are formed and tested rather than telling a story.

Who is How We Know What We Know for?

The description does not name a specific audience or age range. It suits Christian readers who want to think more carefully about evidence, assumptions, and what counts as reliable knowledge.

Is How We Know What We Know part of a series?

No. How We Know What We Know is a standalone book. It was released alongside The Bible, Is It Really True?: How We Got God’s Word, which makes a natural companion.

Where can I buy How We Know What We Know?

How We Know What We Know is available in paperback edition. The paperback ISBN-13 is 979-8905521447 (162 pages, published October 4, 2026).

Amazon (paperback) | Indigo (author page)

About the author: Alfred Basta is a professor, author of Ward No. 8 and The Malgrave Letters, and musician as The Bastas Project.

Last updated: October 12, 2026