Look What They've Done to My Church
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Church, Christian Life
| Author: | Leonard Urban | ISBN: | 1230000149141 |
| Publisher: | Leonard Urban | Publication: | July 8, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Leonard Urban |
| ISBN: | 1230000149141 |
| Publisher: | Leonard Urban |
| Publication: | July 8, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
There are any number of people who have absented themselves from the church. There are others who would be pleased with a better explanation of what has happened to their church over the past twenty-five years. Still others would welcome some thoughts about developments in religion and God's presence in the modern world. Questions will never end; they take new turns and demand answers which offer some assurance.
This book is an effort to respond to the questions of those who have no special theological background, the vast majority of the people. It seeks to address the issues and subjects which are pertinent and familiar to almost everyone. It does not demand agreement; it offers no arguments which are irrefutable; and in now way does it presume to be the last work in religion. Hopefully, it is a simple treatment of what has too often turned out to be a complex topic. After reading this, you will probably agree that the original message which God offered to us through Jesus was not meant to overwhelm us. There should be a genuine joy in knowing God and being a part of a faith community.
There are any number of people who have absented themselves from the church. There are others who would be pleased with a better explanation of what has happened to their church over the past twenty-five years. Still others would welcome some thoughts about developments in religion and God's presence in the modern world. Questions will never end; they take new turns and demand answers which offer some assurance.
This book is an effort to respond to the questions of those who have no special theological background, the vast majority of the people. It seeks to address the issues and subjects which are pertinent and familiar to almost everyone. It does not demand agreement; it offers no arguments which are irrefutable; and in now way does it presume to be the last work in religion. Hopefully, it is a simple treatment of what has too often turned out to be a complex topic. After reading this, you will probably agree that the original message which God offered to us through Jesus was not meant to overwhelm us. There should be a genuine joy in knowing God and being a part of a faith community.
