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*Condition Note: Book is well intact and well used. Cover is worn around the edges and pages are clean but yellowed.*
In this book I have tried to consider some of the reasons which lead many people to believe in a personal God. As a scientist I have no desire to hide the fact that an approach which starts with nature appeals to me more strongly than, say, to a person who is passionately fond of music but dislikes science. Life would be less interesting if all of us thought alike. So this book is not an attempt to bully the reader into any particular mode of thought.
The fact is that the truth about God is not just a matter of the intellect. Truth demands our life, oru soul, our all. Unless we are prepared to pursue it with a passion that is undimmed by discouragement, it will forever elude us. Yet there are thousands who, like the writer, have found that a desire for truth has led them to the One who said, "Every one who is of the truth hears my voice."
1 Back to the Beginning
2 Chance or Design?
3 Agnostics' Arguments
4 On Humility and Importance in Science
5 Evil
6 Some Evolutionary Fallacies
7 Limitations of Natural Selection
8 What a Young Agnostic May Be Thinking
Notes and References
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Details
Binding: |
Paperback |
Copyright: |
1978 |
Printed: |
1978 |
Pages: |
110 |
Publisher: |
Pacific Press Publishing Association |
Condition: |
B |
