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If There Is No God: Glimpses of God in Everyday Life
A series of intriguing, humorous, scientific, and heart-tugging questions-and answers-that point to the activity of a Creator God.
160 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2001
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Mark Winter
6 books19 followersThe Official Author Page of Mark Winter: Writer of 6 books, reader of many more. Retired pastor, full-time Dad, proud Papa, and occasional nap-taker. Warning: may break into Dad jokes at any time.
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December 31, 2011
An interesting little book, a little corny at times, and really not something you give to a skeptic. A clearly Christians-only piece, since there are no "arguments" per se, but rather, just interesting insights. Brief, cute, humorous, and sometimes thought-provoking. Gems include the amazing thing that a little-known carpenter would still be remembered (and worshiped!) 2000 years after he lived, and that the freethinker Bertrand Russell admitted that the Christian idea of the love of God is the only hope for humanity. There are many scientific trivia that can be gleaned as well. The last insight really says it all,
if there is no God, what's the point?
Surely every man walks about like a shadow;
Surely they busy themselves in vain;
He heaps up riches,
And does not know who will gather them.
And now, Lord, what do I wait for?
My hope is in You.
-Psalm 39:6-7
Surely every man walks about like a shadow;
Surely they busy themselves in vain;
He heaps up riches,
And does not know who will gather them.
And now, Lord, what do I wait for?
My hope is in You.
-Psalm 39:6-7
August 25, 2016
Some of it is pretty good but a lot of it is cheesy and trivial.
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