New Science, New Faith, Same Gospel

ISBN-13: 9781511899192 / Angielski / Miękka / 2015 / 40 str.

John L. Beiswenger

Opis

What is it you believe? What don't you believe? Do you take the time to think about your beliefs and/or disbeliefs? This book promises to change all three, what you believe, what you don't believe and how much time you think about God, life, death and eternity. If you are a believer in God, it should not shake your faith, but will strengthen it. If you are a not a believer in God, but have faith in science alone, it will shake your faith, unless you decide to deny the new supported science this book presents. Perhaps this book is for you, believer or nonbeliever. Can you explain the confirmed near-death-experiences of doctors and scientists whose lives has been changed as a result? Can you explain how an individual with brain damage can suddenly play the piano without a single lesson? Can you explain the phantom limb phenomena without referring to neuroplasticity (cortical reorganization)? Can you explain the ability to speak extemporaneously, since the brain is known to be too slow for the process? Can you explain a savant's ability to count a hundred items accurately in a few seconds or tell you the day of the week you were born? Can you explain how a person with a form of dementia can suddenly be able to paint beautiful images having no such former skills? The new science in this book explains these things and shows how they are all connected. For all of your life you've been told to save your soul. That statement is now ridiculous. So is, "May his/her soul rest in peace." Your soul is a component part of you, but it is not you. You also have a spirit, coincident with your physical body. This book will explain both the purpose of your soul and who you really are. It will not, however, explain God, unless you can somehow understand a Creator unlimited by time and sequence. New Science New Faith Same Gospel

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