Because I Think, I Believe

In the first century A.D., a Jewish-leader-turned-Christian named Paul warned that the time will come when people will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear. They will turn their ears away from the truth and turn aside to myths. It sounds as if Paul was predicting the twenty-first century, a time when many believe there is no God and all things can be explained by natural causes. Paul went on to warn, But you must keep your head. Because I Think, I Believe is about keeping your head in an era of atheism, humanism, naturalism, Darwinism, mysticism, spiritualism and any number of personal isms. More than the typical apology for Christianity, this book is a readable walk through the logic behind how we see our world. It takes the reader through a progression of thought from the indisputable things about life that we know from birth, step-by-step to the inescapable truth about God and reality. In a world where everyone claims their own personal philosophy about life and truth, what s yours? Do you really have one? Do you know whether it stands up to the scrutiny of reason? Proceed with caution. This book could change your view of life and your perception of the world around you.