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Loving Wisdom

By Paul Copan

Release : 2012-11-09

Genre : Religion & Spirituality, Books

Kind : ebook

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Presenting a distinctively and deliberately Christian philosophy of religion, Loving Wisdom addresses a wide range of topics and questions. Copan acknowledges the difficulties, mystery, and disagreement of religion, and instead of using the language of “proofs,” he attempts to show how the Christian faith does a much more adequate job of answering a wide range of questions.

Loving Wisdom

By Paul Copan

Release : 2012-11-09

Genre : Religion & Spirituality, Books

Kind : ebook

(0 ratings)
Presenting a distinctively and deliberately Christian philosophy of religion, Loving Wisdom addresses a wide range of topics and questions. Copan acknowledges the difficulties, mystery, and disagreement of religion, and instead of using the language of “proofs,” he attempts to show how the Christian faith does a much more adequate job of answering a wide range of questions.

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