For over two thousand years, one question has shaped human history: Who is Jesus?
In Jesus: The Son of God — Why You Should Believe Too, Stephen McFarlane invites readers to examine the evidence, logic, and meaning behind that question. This book explores the life, claims, and impact of Jesus Christ using historical and philosophical insight rather than religious tradition alone.
Through ten clear and thought-provoking chapters, McFarlane presents a reasoned case for faith — one that bridges the gap between belief and evidence. You’ll discover how history, morality, and logic all point toward the truth of Jesus as the divine Son of God and why this truth still changes lives today.
More than a theological study, this is a personal invitation — to reflect, to reason, and ultimately, to believe.
Whether you are a seeker, skeptic, or believer looking to strengthen your faith, this book will challenge your assumptions and invite you to encounter Jesus in a new and transformative way.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. For over two thousand years, one question has shaped human history: Who is Jesus?In Jesus: The Son of God - Why You Should Believe Too, Stephen McFarlane invites readers to examine the evidence, logic, and meaning behind that question. This book explores the life, claims, and impact of Jesus Christ using historical and philosophical insight rather than religious tradition alone.Through ten clear and thought-provoking chapters, McFarlane presents a reasoned case for faith - one that bridges the gap between belief and evidence. You'll discover how history, morality, and logic all point toward the truth of Jesus as the divine Son of God and why this truth still changes lives today.More than a theological study, this is a personal invitation - to reflect, to reason, and ultimately, to believe.Whether you are a seeker, skeptic, or believer looking to strengthen your faith, this book will challenge your assumptions and invite you to encounter Jesus in a new and transformative way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798270047641
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. For over two thousand years, one question has shaped human history: Who is Jesus?In Jesus: The Son of God - Why You Should Believe Too, Stephen McFarlane invites readers to examine the evidence, logic, and meaning behind that question. This book explores the life, claims, and impact of Jesus Christ using historical and philosophical insight rather than religious tradition alone.Through ten clear and thought-provoking chapters, McFarlane presents a reasoned case for faith - one that bridges the gap between belief and evidence. You'll discover how history, morality, and logic all point toward the truth of Jesus as the divine Son of God and why this truth still changes lives today.More than a theological study, this is a personal invitation - to reflect, to reason, and ultimately, to believe.Whether you are a seeker, skeptic, or believer looking to strengthen your faith, this book will challenge your assumptions and invite you to encounter Jesus in a new and transformative way. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798270047641
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