| Author: | Alistair Begg | ISBN: | 9780802490094 |
| Publisher: | Moody Publishers | Publication: | October 1, 1998 |
| Imprint: | Moody Publishers | Language: | English |
| Author: | Alistair Begg |
| ISBN: | 9780802490094 |
| Publisher: | Moody Publishers |
| Publication: | October 1, 1998 |
| Imprint: | Moody Publishers |
| Language: | English |
In an age that grants plausibility to every idea and certainty to none...
WHAT CAN YOU BELIEVE?
If you've ever wandered a mall, browsed a bookstore, or explored the Internet, you've seen the evidence: We live in a culture desperately searching for meaning. Like the ancient Greeks, we are haunted by questions. Where did this world come from? Why am I here? As individuals and as a society, we are restless, longing for something, or someone, to believe in.
There are perhaps millions of potential answers—but only one truth that wholly explains, resolves, and offers hope for the plight of man. Of this life-giving message, Peter, the disciple of Jesus Christ, wrote: "Even angels long to look into these things." Within these pages, author Alistair Begg explores "these things" more fully, offering fresh insights into the mystery and power of the gospel account and presenting a convincing argument to all those seeking answers to the meaning of life.
In an age that grants plausibility to every idea and certainty to none...
WHAT CAN YOU BELIEVE?
If you've ever wandered a mall, browsed a bookstore, or explored the Internet, you've seen the evidence: We live in a culture desperately searching for meaning. Like the ancient Greeks, we are haunted by questions. Where did this world come from? Why am I here? As individuals and as a society, we are restless, longing for something, or someone, to believe in.
There are perhaps millions of potential answers—but only one truth that wholly explains, resolves, and offers hope for the plight of man. Of this life-giving message, Peter, the disciple of Jesus Christ, wrote: "Even angels long to look into these things." Within these pages, author Alistair Begg explores "these things" more fully, offering fresh insights into the mystery and power of the gospel account and presenting a convincing argument to all those seeking answers to the meaning of life.
