A warm, clear, engaging booklet answering common questions about life and faith by pointing to Jesus Christ.
“What’s the point of life?”
“Can we know God exists?”
“If there is a God, why does he allow suffering?”
“Doesn’t Christianity just cause conflict?”
If you’re asking questions like these, or if you have friends who ask you questions like these, then this short booklet is for you.
It takes twelve big questions people ask about life, faith and the future, and helps them think through them for themselves. And it shows how they were answered by the man who stands at the heart of Christianity—Jesus Christ.
This warm, clear, engaging booklet answers these common questions about life and faith by pointing to Jesus Christ. A great resource for Christians to give to friends, and for churches to give away at guest events.
1. How can we know God exists?
2. Can we trust what the Bible says?
3. Wasn't Jesus just a great teacher?
4. Hasn't science disproved Christianity?
5. Why does God allow suffering?
6. Don't all good people go to heaven?
7. What about other religions?
8. Doesn't Christianity just cause conflict?
9. Don't Christians have to go to church?
10. Why don't Christians like sex?
11. What's the point of life?
12. What do Christians believe?
What next?
| Contributors | Carl Laferton |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 9781908317483 |
| Format | Booklet |
| Dimensions | 105mm x 148mm x 2mm |
| Weight | 0.04 kg |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 32 |
| Publisher | The Good Book Company |
I thought Good Question was ideal to give to a non Christian friend or to leave on your church bookstall etc or as part of an outreach event- it's small, not too wordy and packs a lot of info for its size. I like the way each question leads into the "yes but".. section as it stimulates further exploration.
I thik this is a fantastic resource - answering some of the 'most asked' questions by considering the words of Jesus is really helpful.
The booklets I ordered arrived unexpectedly early. Thank you.
Little great booklet to hand out in the street or to approach atheists or non-believers!
