It can be difficult to ask questions,
far less answer them. Perhaps you've
felt that sometimes the questions you
really want to ask just can't be
answered. They're too difficult; too
embarrassing; and perhaps you shouldn't
be asking them anyway. William Edgar
takes a selection of twenty-four
questions just like that - questions
that are asked by young adults just like
you - and gives a biblical, common
sense, unpatronising answer to each.
Edgar tackles issues such as 'Where is
God?' 'Can we trust the Bible?' 'What
about love and sex?' 'Does God love gay
people?' 'When will the world end?' 'Are
there vampires?' 'Can I have real
friends?'
far less answer them. Perhaps you've
felt that sometimes the questions you
really want to ask just can't be
answered. They're too difficult; too
embarrassing; and perhaps you shouldn't
be asking them anyway. William Edgar
takes a selection of twenty-four
questions just like that - questions
that are asked by young adults just like
you - and gives a biblical, common
sense, unpatronising answer to each.
Edgar tackles issues such as 'Where is
God?' 'Can we trust the Bible?' 'What
about love and sex?' 'Does God love gay
people?' 'When will the world end?' 'Are
there vampires?' 'Can I have real
friends?'
