God and man

by Bloom, Anthony

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Belief, doubt and unbelief lie at the centre of all human experience, even for the Christian. St. Paul was able to speak of belief and unbelief in the same breath, in the form of a prayer. In our day, men are more likely to profess belief in mankind than in God. Yet even here there is a crisis of faith--perhaps the same crisis of faith--which we attempt to bridge with interecessions and interventions. Avoiding the other-worldly or humanistic extremes, the author offers a penetrating meditation …

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  • Full title :God and man.

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Belief, doubt and unbelief lie at the centre of all human experience, even for the Christian. St. Paul was able to speak of belief and unbelief in the same breath, in the form of a prayer. In our day, men are more likely to profess belief in mankind than in God. Yet even here there is a crisis of faith--perhaps the same crisis of faith--which we attempt to bridge with interecessions and interventions. Avoiding the other-worldly or humanistic extremes, the author offers a penetrating meditation on belief and unbelief, prayer and our day-to-day struggle to live in hope and love.

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:©1971

Publication Statements

  • Publisher(s):Newman Press
  • Place of Publication:Paramus, N.J
  • Language:eng
  • Publication Date:©1971

The Physical Object

  • Description:1 online resource (125 pages)

Edition Identifiers

  • oclc:on1035313138
  • LC Classification:BV4501.2
  • Dewey Decimal:239

Subjects

Apologetics Apologétique

Writers

Bloom, Anthony

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