Can God be held responsible for natural disasters? Is it possible to prove God's existence? Do all religions lead to God?... More > Just a few of the questions that people have about a world in which the orthodox understanding of a loving God does not balance with the evil and confusion seen within its parameters. Although the book makes no promise to provide every answer, its content will be challenging to sceptic and believer alike. A useful book for people who want to think through and/or discuss these difficult issues. < Less

Can God be held responsible for natural disasters?
Is it possible to prove God’s existence?
Do all religions lead to... More > God?

Just a few of the questions that people have about a world in which the orthodox understanding of a loving God does not balance with the evil and confusion seen within its parameters.

Although the book makes no promise to provide every answer, its content will be challenging to sceptic and believer alike. A useful book for people who want to think through and/or discuss these difficult issues. < Less

How feasible is it to suggest the earth is 6,000 years old?

Are fossils really the work of the devil, as some would have us... More > believe?

Is God actually answering prayers when someone finds a space at the busy supermarket car park?

In this book, Bob Eckhard casts a sceptical eye over some of the more questionable ideas about how God and spiritual forces are at work in the world today. An attempt to challenge believers to rationally reflect on ideas and practices that people outside the church consider absurd – an opportunity to identify the ways in which God is active, yet separate from events that are better explained as chance, coincidence or accident…

Bob Eckhard is an ordained minister in the Church of England and has a degree in Contextual Theology and Masters in Education < Less

How feasible is it to suggest the earth is 6,000 years old?

Are fossils really the work of the devil, as some would have us... More > believe?

Is God actually answering prayers when someone finds a space at the busy supermarket car park?

In this book, Bob Eckhard casts a sceptical eye over some of the more questionable ideas about how God and spiritual forces are at work in the world today. An attempt to challenge believers to rationally reflect on ideas and practices that people outside the church consider absurd – an opportunity to identify the ways in which God is active, yet separate from events that are better explained as chance, coincidence or accident…

Bob Eckhard is an ordained minister in the Church of England and has a degree in Contextual Theology and Masters in Education < Less

Can God be held responsible for natural disasters?
Is it possible to prove God’s existence?
Do all religions lead to... More > God?

Just a few of the questions that people have about a world in which the orthodox understanding of a loving God does not balance with the evil and confusion seen within its parameters.

Although the book makes no promise to provide every answer, its content will be challenging to sceptic and believer alike. A useful book for people who want to think through and/or discuss these difficult issues. < Less