Exploring the reliability of the Bible, this book delves into how Christians use scripture to shape their understanding of reality and moral decision-making. It questions the trustworthiness of biblical texts and encourages readers to critically assess their foundations of faith. Through thoughtful analysis, the book invites reflection on the implications of relying on the Bible for guidance in life and ethics.
What The Founding Fathers Knew, What We Have Forgotten, & How It Threatens Democracy
Offering a fresh perspective on politics, this book challenges conventional views and encourages readers to rethink their understanding of political systems and ideologies. It delves into the underlying principles and motivations that shape political behavior, providing insights that are both thought-provoking and accessible. By exploring alternative frameworks, it aims to inspire a more engaged and informed citizenry. Through its unique approach, the book seeks to illuminate the complexities of political life and foster critical thinking.
Exploring the nuanced distinction between faith and belief, this book delves into the nature of disagreement and the decision-making processes surrounding faith. It examines the role of reason in these discussions, offering insights into how individuals navigate their beliefs and the complexities of differing perspectives. Through thought-provoking questions, it invites readers to reflect on their own understanding of faith and the factors that influence their convictions.