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God and Myself

An Inquiry Into the True Religion

Martin J. Scott
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Pages
86
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Left Of Brain Onboarding Pty Ltd

About

Religion has always been a hot topic, and this won't stop any time soon. However, God is more than religion, and in this book Father Scott does a fantastic job of explaining that.

He presents the truth of God not in a forceful or condescending way, but with a rationality that would impress even the firmest of atheists. He distills the truth of Christ and the church in a brief, clear and unapologetic tone. If you've lost the faith, you will find it in this book. If you've been on the fence, you will finally get off it, and if you are an atheist, bring your arguments, you will find a worthy contender.

All Father Scott asks is an open mind, and a willingness to listen.

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