Why Believe? sees John Cottingham, a philosopher of searing intellectual honesty, examine our society's struggle with the concept of belief. Cottingham's carefully reasoned yet impassioned account shows how the religious outlook connects with our deepest human longings, how it links up with our moral and aesthetic experience, how it is integrally involved in the quest for self understanding, and how it is not after all in conflict with a scientific understanding of the world.
"Why Believe? engages some of the best contemporary arguments against belief, presenting compelling evidence for the truth of Christianity and calling readers to entrust their lives to Christ"--
Foundations of Catholic Theology Eileen P. Flynn. Dedication In loving memory of my dear friend Joyce Reardon O'Brien Introduction ... .xiii CHAPTER 1 What Is Theology ? 1.
A fascinating intervention into some of the most common misconceptions about human nature, this book employs evolutionary, neurobiological, and anthropological evidence to argue that belief—the ability to commit passionately and ...
A best-selling Christian author shares the story of his own spiritual journey of discovery, and how he went from skepticism to devout belief, while honestly dealing with the fundamental questions about the nature of God and Jesus that all ...
The result is often intimidation, withdrawal, and even doubts among God's people about what we really believe ... Chip Ingram wants to change that"--Amazon.com.
Why are some people religious and others nonreligious? Everyone has thoughts and questions like these, and now Andrew Newberg and Mark Waldman expose, for the first time, how our complex views emerge from the neural activities of the brain.
For new believers and seasoned Christians alike, this book will strengthen their faith by answering that all consuming question, "Why?"
With the authority of the Bible being questioned by many in today’s society and the need for solid, biblical teaching, the timeliness of Why Believe the Bible is apparent.
An inspiring collection of the personal philosophies of a group of remarkable men and women Based on the National Public Radio series of the same name, This I Believe features eighty essayists—from the famous to the unknown—completing ...
In Why Believe? (Continuum) Professor John Cottingham argued that every human being possesses impulses and aspirations for which religious belief offers a home.