What on earth are you missing? In A Skeptic\'s Guide to Faith, previously titled Rumors of Another World, Philip Yancey writes: I am where you are .
What makes it so hard for some of us to cross that membrane? Look inside to find out..
According to Yancey, A thin membrane of belief separates the natural from the supernatural.
Does faith really Make a difference day to day? A Skeptic\'s Guide to Faith reads like a conversation, inviting those skeptical of religion and turned off by the church to consider the possibility of an unseen world coexisting with our visible world.
If this is God\'s world, why doesn\'t it look more like it? Finally, the book considers how two worlds--the visible and invisible--might affect our daily lives.
He asks, Is the visible world around us all there is? and then examines the apparent contradictions.
In A Skeptic\'s Guide to Faith, Philip Yancey confronts the questions head-on, from the stance of a skeptic.
For some people, religious faith seems to come easily, but for others it comes in a swirl of doubts and questions.
How many times have you heard someone say, I\'m spiritual but not religious? Or perhaps you\'ve had that thought yourself.
This book comes out of my own search and is written on behalf of those who live outside of belief--that borderlands region between belief and unbelief. . .
And as I live I try to figure out if there is a God, and What difference would that Make .
I love, I experience beauty and pain, my friends die, I weep, I live. an ordinary person trying to figure things out. . .
What on earth are you missing? In A Skeptic\'s Guide to Faith, previously titled Rumors of Another World, Philip Yancey writes: I am where you are
