How Can I Believe When I Have So Many Doubts?
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian Life
| Author: | Michael A. Babcock | ISBN: | 9780736940375 |
| Publisher: | Harvest House Publishers | Publication: | February 1, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Michael A. Babcock |
| ISBN: | 9780736940375 |
| Publisher: | Harvest House Publishers |
| Publication: | February 1, 2011 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
“It’s okay to doubt.”
With these opening words of his introduction, Michael Babcock draws in skeptics and believers alike with the comforting assurance that their questions do not disqualify them from faith. Rather, he asserts, doubt is essential to faith because our doubts drive us to God.
Readers will instantly relate to Babcock’s personal, casual tone as he deftly leads them on a journey between two dangerous extremes. On one side, he cautions readers against a fundamentalist attempt to wipe doubt away. On the other side, he guards against a contemporary tendency to make doubt a badge of honor.
Penetrating insights into Bible stories and characters provide a solid scriptural foundation as Babcock describes doubt as a natural part of the human condition. Babcock leads readers to a wonderful conclusion: The only answer to doubt is an encounter with the living God.
“It’s okay to doubt.”
With these opening words of his introduction, Michael Babcock draws in skeptics and believers alike with the comforting assurance that their questions do not disqualify them from faith. Rather, he asserts, doubt is essential to faith because our doubts drive us to God.
Readers will instantly relate to Babcock’s personal, casual tone as he deftly leads them on a journey between two dangerous extremes. On one side, he cautions readers against a fundamentalist attempt to wipe doubt away. On the other side, he guards against a contemporary tendency to make doubt a badge of honor.
Penetrating insights into Bible stories and characters provide a solid scriptural foundation as Babcock describes doubt as a natural part of the human condition. Babcock leads readers to a wonderful conclusion: The only answer to doubt is an encounter with the living God.
