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An authoritative layperson's guide to understanding God A mainstay of Canadian television, Rev. James Cantelon has long had a reputation for making matters of faith relevant and alive to a mass audience. In Theology for the Non-Theologian, he promises to answer the questions of a newer generation of spiritual seekers, addressing such issues as the nature and existence of God, God's plan, and the why of Creation. Not simply focused on Christian theology, the book describes the godheads of the world's major religions and movements. With a short overview of each book of the Bible, as well as real-life examples that complement the parables, this new edition of a popular earlier edition promises to bring understanding to the many who wish to know and live by divine grace. James Cantelon (Toronto, ON, Canada) is the author of When God Stood Up: A Christian Response to AIDS in Africa (0-470-83927-9), from Wiley, and is the President and founder of the charity Visionledd.
Contents
Introduction. PART 1: THE EXISTENCE OF GOD. Does God Exist? A Case for Unbelief. PART 2: THE NATURE OF GOD. What's God Like? One Plus One Plus One Equals One. PART 3: THE DECREES ADN WORKS OF GOD. His Mind Is Made Up. The Lord God Made Them All. God Is No Absentee Landlord. Does He ever Break the Rules? PART 4: THE WORD OF GOD. God Talks About Himself. Can We Trust the Bible? The All-Time Bestseller. Conclusion: A Man with an Experience. Notes. Study Guide. Glossary. Index. About the Author.
