The Good News - 9162

The Good News examines the assumptions that underpin disbelief, and seeks to show that there is plenty of room for faith in the modern world. The book also challenges orthodoxy, particularly its teachings relating to sin, suffering and salvation, where it offers some fresh answers to the oldest and most fundamental of questions. Some of the issues the book tackles are familiar territory, such as the well-trodden path of evolution versus creation. However, even here much of the material is new, such as the detailed re-appraisal of radiometric dating and the ‘bad design’ arguments advanced by Richard Dawkins. The first chapter offers two logical proofs of the soul’s existence, which even Professor Quine was unable to discredit. The next chapter provides the most thorough feasibility study of Noah’s Ark yet written, including a detailed dissection of the chronology of Egypt and other ancient civilisations. Chapter 4 provides a comprehensive review of the scriptures relating to universal salvation, including an in-depth linguistic analysis of the key texts. Chapter 5 offers an explanation for the apparent absence of miracles in the modern world by presenting a completely fresh translation and exegesis of Daniel’s prophecies. The book’s penultimate paragraph tackles the most deep-seated epistemological problems and offers a philosophical justification for certainty. The book will be of interest to believers and non-believers alike, particularly those whose convictions are not strong. And those who already have a strong faith should find a wide-range of new ideas to both support and challenge them.
ASIN: 1526205874
VSKU: BVV.1526205874.G
Condition: Good
Author/Artist:Wagener, Mr Robert J
Binding: Paperback