Things that God cannot do

ISBN-13: 9781515329916 / Angielski / Miękka / 2015 / 102 str.

Jason a. Deangelis

Opis

"Things that God cannot do," is a book about God and how the concept of one Creator can be proven by using our logic and reason; and also why disbelief in a Creator is a much more ridiculous concept. Many authors would know that when trying to explain God it is quite easy to over-mystify and over-complicate the whole process. I therefore tried my best to keep it as simple as possible. Inside this book you will discover that it is not only normal but human nature to investigate how we got here, why we are here and where we are going. To keep this book small and as unbiased as possible I have not included any excerpts from religious scriptures. But on another note I have not been afraid to dismiss many faiths as being impossibly inspired by God due to their illogical concepts. I found that belief in the existence of a supreme Creator Being is hard-wired in us all. Even without any religious scriptures to fall back on we can come to a basic acceptable explanation about what God is. But although we can understand God without scripture I believe that any serious examination of God requires deep study in all revealed scriptures. My book contains the following chapters and within them I cover many of the big questions we all have; The quest for answers Types of belief Who created God? Proof there is a God Things that God cannot do Revelation The purpose of life The soul Worship And Science and God Of all the chapters in this book I'd like you to pay attention to the final chapter "Science and God." That is because in this chapter you'll find quotes by reputable scientists from past and present who have found that through thorough scientific research the Creator reveals himself to us. Debunking the long-held myth society perpetrates about science and religion being unable to coexist. Hopefully this book can be one of the many stepping stones to help guide you on your way to the truth and towards a better understanding of God.