God Myth And Other Lies
$16.19
These days agnostics are considered open-minded, atheists are considered scientific, Buddhists are philosophical and Christians, well, they’re just considered fools. With so many myths and lies about God and Christianity out there, it’s easy for young adults to start questioning the relevance and certainty of their beliefs. If you feel as if a skeptical world is assaulting your faith, you are not left defenseless. In The God Myth and Other Lies Heather Thompson Day provides clear, well-documented responses to the most common falsehoods. Your own faith will be strengthened as you get solid answers about an array of hot topics, including Creation, Sabbath, Jesus, sex, death, and homosexuality. Don’t let other people’s doubt steal your faith. Instead, let their questions inspire you to study what you believe. As you do, God will turn any shaky faith into holy confidence.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780828027168
Heather Day
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2005
Publisher: Review & Herald Publishing
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