The Case for God: What Religion Really Means
Reading ‘The Case for God’ is like being thrown into a treasure trove and asked to take your pick. You would be spoilt for choice.
Reading ‘The Case for God’ is like being thrown into a treasure trove and asked to take your pick. You would be spoilt for choice.
In the beginning: A New Interpretation of Genesis is more than just a pathology of the patriarchs. It reminds us that the first book of the bible is a rejoinder to ancient myths.
There’s a god on the Pentecostal shelf. It needs you to be god. Your faith is it’s fuel. The more of it you have, the
“God is known by knowledge and by unknowing; of him there’s understanding, reason, knowledge, touch, perception, opinion, imagination, name and many other things, but he’s