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ISBN: 9781932672084 |
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Many among us often contemplete whether God exists or not. Many become entangled in a web of confusion and perhaps encounter such discouragement that it may seem easier to discontinue such thought processes. The author of this book, Fred Perry, outlines a very methodical, logical path to finding answers to many of the questions that one engages in their search for the truth. Free Will versus Fate; Body, Mind, Brain, and Soul; If there is a God - Is God all-powerful and all-knowing?
These and many more avenues are pursued to reach the ultimate goal of answering the question, Does God Exist?
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When one considers the possibility of whether God exists or not, one has already accepted the idea that he or she has already at the very least idealized their belief in the nature of the God they are attempting to determine exists or not. In other words, one has imagined what this God would be like and then determines whether that God exists or not. One cannot say God exists, or does not exist, without having some idea of the nature of this God. For example, the God is all-powerful, or the greatest good possible, or greater than anything else imaginable, omniscient, etc.
So how does one determine the nature of this God they are proposing for either existence or non-existence? Experiences and knowledge provide one with the necessary tools that allow them to formulate their idea of God. Once one has formulated their idea of God it is then possible to either believe that this God exists, or believe that this God does not exist. If the latter becomes one's accepted belief then they may formulate another idea of God, or possibly adopt one from someone else, and then once again either believe that God exists, or believe otherwise. Regardless, one cannot believe either way until they have some idea of the nature of God
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About Fred Perry
Fred Perry lives in a small town in Northeast Ohio with his wife and two of their three children. He currently is working on his Bachelor Degree in Psychology. When Fred is not busy writing or studying for school, he enjoys shooting pool and watching football. Dating back to his earliest memories the author can remember pondering right and wrong, the nature of God, and questioning which religion was most accurate. The search for truth continues to this day. The author is currently working on his second book, Thoughts on Human Existence, which should be ready for publication soon.
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