If you could ask God one question, and you knew it would be answered, what would it be? Paul Williams and Barry Cooper have spent several years asking people that question. And inside this book, they reveal the results: the twelve most frequently asked questions about God. But this isn't just a book about questions. There are answers too. Answers from the lips of the most powerful, insightful and extraordinary figure in all of human history.
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PAUL WILLIAMS worked in the newspaper industry before studying theology at Oak Hill College in London. After several years as the Assistant Pastor of Christ Church Ware and St. Peter's Harold Wood, he served at All Souls Langham Place in London. He is currently Senior Pastor at Christ Church Fulwood in Sheffield.
BARRY COOPER studied English at St. Catherine's College, Oxford. His writing career began in comedy, and since then he has failed to hold down a whole succession of interesting jobs.
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At times, the best way to help people to understand your point is to anticipate their questions and answer them. Paul Williams and Barry Cooper have taken this strategy in defense of Christianity in their book If You Could Ask God One Question. I received a copy of this book at Together for the Gospel in 2008, and only got down to reading it two years later. I'm glad that I took the time.
Williams and Cooper write in a very easy-to-read and easy-to-understand style. They use humor well. They illustrate appropriately. The chapters seem to fly by, even as the authors work to explain some of the most important basic principles of Christianity. Without attempting an overview, I will simply mention that the authors deal with some of the following important concepts: * The existence of God * The reliability of Scripture * The problem of sin * The existence of hell * Why Jesus had to die * Why Christians obey God's commands * Life after death * Followers of other religions * Faith not blind delusion * The problem of evil * Sex * God proving himself through miracles * What God might ask us If You Could Ask God One Question is a simple and yet strong explanation of the faith for those who have only just begun considering Christianity. It could also be a helpful book for brand new Christians who need to begin to understand some of the basic points of theology. Obviously, the book cannot reach the depths of a good theology book since it only spans 123 pages; but the topics it covers are important and generally dealt with in a helpful way. I would have no problem recommending this book for those who do not know what they think about Christianity and for those who are new in the faith. It would also be a find study book for small group discussion if a group would like to again cover some of the most important basics of the faith.
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I was hoping that this book would provide some interesting questions also common ones. I was hoping for more questions and answers. Also the answers provided were of opinion only. I was hoping for some biblical answers. All in all a total flop of a book that provides nothing of value. I would throw this book away before I gave it to anyone else to read.
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