God Reconsidered
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| Rating | : | 4.99 (904 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1628651857 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 180 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-06-06 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The conclusions, one reviewer said, are “absolutely shocking,” while another said these made the book “highly recommended.”. God Reconsidered: Searching for Truth in the Battle Between Atheism and Religion takes a provocative look at the greatest mysteries of life: Why are we here on earth? Why is there so much seemingly meaningless suffering? Why do religions disagree so much if God cares about us? Is there evidence for God? In a careful, balanced, and penetrating analysis of the competing philosophies, Scott S. Smith, an internationally-known business writer, brings his investigative skills to the challenge of separating the truth from the misinformation
"Honest, thought-provoking" according to Christian. A thought-provoking, honest critique of both traditional religions and the new breed of militant atheists. I learned the most from his summary of evidence for the supernatural. He debunks the scientific "debunkers" who don't want us to know that: double-blind experiments show measurable telepathy does take place; prominent scientists, after examining a wide array of evidence carefully, now believe that UFOs cannot be accounted for with mundane explanations; some NDEs cannot possibly be written off as mere hallucinations; and a common sense approach to reports of ghosts shows some cases ca. Excellent analysis on the ancient scriptures. It is refreshing to know that there are still capable thinking minds walking among mankind amid a world of trash, garbage, and confusion produced by the likes of Hollywood and entertainment moguls. Scott Smith has the quality of a mind worth of exalted praise deserving only to few among literary geniuses.. "A Super Read for Those Willing to Explore the Mysteries of Life" according to Sharkie Zartman. I love the fact that this book comes with a forewarning instead of a foreword. That got me hooked. I was raised by a very strict Catholic family, lived across the street from the church, and was always afraid of God when I was young. I saw him as being the big scorekeeper in the sky who was tracking all my sins in thought, word and deed.Really? Even thought? While I still believe in God and practice my faith, I have always considered myself a fringe dweller and love seeking out new ideas about the supernatural and that is why I love this book. For anyone who is curious about the unexplain