- Genre:religion
- Sub-genre:Biblical Studies / Old Testament / Poetry & Wisdom Literature
- Language:English
- Pages:150
- eBook ISBN:9781624884337
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This is a book of common sense and it is based on my life's experiences and the knowledge I have accumulated over the last 40 years.
I challenge you to ask yourself do you know what you believe and why? Where did your beliefs come from? Are there things you just don't know you don't know. Does it matter what you believe? Are you willing to change and be right when you are wrong? I must warn you it is a bit pithy. I dare you to read this book!
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The purpose of this book is simple. I hope to encourage everyone willing to read it to evaluate his or her belief system and decide if it is based on valid information. Simply, do you know what you believe and why? Have you ever heard the expression, "You don't know what you don't know?" Are there things you don't know that are essential, and do you perhaps hold to beliefs that are based on a false premise? In this book we will examine truth, what it is and attempt to answer the question "Is there absolute truth?" We will explore some of the crazy things people believe. You will be challenged to examine yourself to see if you are teachable and correctable. I submit that most arguments are usually supported by philosophical arguments not facts and truth. You will also be challenged to examine yourself to see if you are being socially engineered without your consent and knowledge. A few of the other topics in these writings include: "Does it matter what you believe?" "Books people believe in," "Do you believe in God? why or why not?" "Do you believe in a devil and demons". Finally, I hope to give you solid proof to the existence of an Almighty and why Christianity is the only way. I dare you to read the whole thing. I just ask you to give me a chance to tell you about what I have learned. All too often I do not get the opportunity to have a full discussion concerning the topics in this book. Usually emotions, stubbornness, philosophical dogma and tradition get in the way. I dare you to read this book.
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