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The Big Picture is a much-needed book that allows the reader to consider the big questions of life without feeling bludgeoned to adopt the author's opinion. The book explains basics of science, philosophy and religion in a straightforward manner. It will encourage all those who want to live a good and purposeful life and would like a sound basis for doing so. Such readers may find a resonance with the teaching of Jesus and this book will explore whether we can trust what has been recorded in the gospel accounts, and whether the findings of science and a reasoned understanding of the Bible are consistent or contradictory. Many books in the arena of science and faith are hostile and adversarial. The authors set up straw men of their opponent's arguments, dismantle them and then preach their own arguments to their disciples. The author of The Big Picture recognises that there are intelligent atheists and intelligent believers, and that a case can always be made for whatever someone wants to believe. The reader is therefore treated with respect.
Is GOD Dead?Belief in God is claimed to be on the decline, and many cannot see a reason to question whether God might exist. What would be the point? Why make the effort? That is why Christianity, Why Bother? deserves a read. It answers the question that its title asks.The book discusses some of misconceptions of Christianity, and then moves on to examine the basis for belief and explains some of the practical and day-to-day benefits of being a Christian. The author shares some of his experiences since he became a Christian at the age of forty. The aim is simply to address the question:Why Bother?
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