For some people religious faith seems to come easy, for others it comes in a swirl of doubts and questions. Yancey confronts the questions head-on, from the stance of a sceptic. He asks 'Is the visible world around us all there is?' and then examines the apparent contradictions.
If this is God's World, why doesn't it look more like it? Finally, the book considers how two worlds - the visible and invisible - might affect our daily lives.
Does faith really make a difference day to day? A book that reads like a conversations, inviting those sceptical of religion and turned off by the church to consider the possibility of an unseen world coexisting with our visible world.
If this is God's World, why doesn't it look more like it? Finally, the book considers how two worlds - the visible and invisible - might affect our daily lives.
Does faith really make a difference day to day? A book that reads like a conversations, inviting those sceptical of religion and turned off by the church to consider the possibility of an unseen world coexisting with our visible world.
