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| The Ultimate Proof of Creation |
| by Jason Lisle |
| Here is what has been said about The Ultimate Proof of Creation: |
| There is a defense for creation that is powerful, conclusive, and has no true rebuttal. As such, it is an irrefutable argument - an "ultimate proof" of the Christian worldview. This book by astrophysicist/apologist Dr. Jason Lisle is a completely new 21st century guide to defending the Christian faith, emphasizing the Genesis account of creation. Engaging an unbeliever, even a staunch atheist, is not difficult when you use the proven techniques described here. The Ultimate Proof is applied to real-life experiences in answering real-life questions. You'll learn how to move beyond simple circular arguments, spot logical fallacies, get to the real heart of the issue, and rationally resolve the origins debate. |
| Pretty strong words but what we believe really is true. We don't believe in magic, or aliens. We believe that God actually created the world an all that is in it and we believe that science, true science, provides evidence proving that. Simply amazing! Improve the mind, enlarge the heart, read. |
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| Your Fellow Bookworm |
| Seeing & Savoring Jesus Christ |
| by John Piper |
| Dear Bookworms, |
| On the podium you will find John Piper's book Seeing and Savoring Jesus Christ. Who is Jesus and why should we believe in Him? How do we know that Jesus was actually who He said he was? Can we even know who Jesus really was? |
| This book deals with these questions among many others, painting for us a picture of what the Scriptures teach regarding the Divine, Human, Person and Work of Jesus Christ. |
| The merchandising world has been thinking about Christmas all year and is about to overwhelm us with its annual advertising blitz. Soon the season will be in full swing with traditional gatherings, company and school parties, greeting cards, decorations.
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| Yet in the midst of the breathless hustle and bustle stands Jesus, almost obscured, but not quite. And for those who have eyes to see him, Christmas provides a rare cultural opportunity to point him out to others who can't see him (yet). |
| This Fall and Christmas we want to help you reach out to your neighbors, your co-workers, and family. Seeing and Savoring Jesus Christ is simply a meditation on Jesus Christ. The chapters are short. The tone is worshipful. The subject is essential. These books are free for the taking in order to read for yourself and to give to others, in order to get them to see and savor Jesus Christ.
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| Our prayer is that many believers and unbelievers will read this book. We pray that afterwards, when they sing, "O come let us adore him, Christ, the Lord," they will sing with a new sense of wonder and profound joy.
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| Your Fellow Bookworm |
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