Help My Unbelief
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This book about faith and doubt, and the quest for certitude is for anyone who has ever asked: how can I really know there is a God? How can a loving God allow evil and suffering? Does science made my faith look foolish? What can I do to find assurance?
William O’Malley provides persuasive answers to questions raised by the “new atheists,” authors like Christopher Hitchens (God Is Not Great) and Richard Dawkins (The God Delusion) whose certitude that there is no God has sparked international conversations between religious and scientific worldviews.
Fr. O’Malley addresses the core issues with philosophical conviction and goes beyond the debate with heartfelt understanding for individuals, like himself, who sometimes doubt but always seek grace, understanding and truth.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781570758034
ISBN10: 1570758034
William O’Malley
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2008
Publisher: Orbis Books
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