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The book that answers the question, "Is there a God?", October 2, 1996
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Is there a God? For centuries, man has searched for an answer. As one of the brightest and most influential Christian philosopher and evangelist of this century, Schaeffer presents an encyclopedic account of the answers offered by western philosophers and theologians from the time of Plato to the humanistic and existential movements of this century. On the basis of that analysis alone, this book is worth its weight in gold. But Schaeffer takes us one step further. He offers, not just the best, but the only viable answer to the ultimate question. God is truly there - real and personal.
But how can anyone know Him? Because the God who is there has revealed Himself ...
PLEASE BE WARNED: Reading this book could change your life.
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Life Changing, November 29, 1999
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The greatest reward I experienced reading this book was learning to have compassion for those who are living under the 'Line of Despair', people who have no unity of knowledge between the spiritual and the physical. Mr. Schaeffer shows, very cogently, how those living without Jesus are either unable to live in harmony with their philosophy or have to jettison reason in order to have any meaning in their lives.
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Life Changing, November 29, 1999
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The greatest reward I experienced reading this book was learning to have compassion for those who are living under the 'Line of Despair', people who have no unity of knowledge between the spiritual and the physical. Mr. Schaeffer shows, very cogently, how those living without Jesus are either unable to live in harmony with their philosophy or have to jettison reason in order to have any meaning in their lives.
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