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Chasing the Wind

Name: Chasing the Wind
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Author: Williams Neil H. Williams
ISBN: 9781666718164

by Williams Neil H. Williams

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174 pages
Publisher: Wipf and Stock
15.3 x 22.9 x 1 cm

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For those exploring life's deepest questions.

Unpacks how faith brings purpose to relationships.

Shows you how to build a truly worthwhile life.

An engaging look at how Christian faith intersects with our search for a meaningful life.

Our Mission

Equipping you for life's journey with Jesus:

Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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Chasing the Wind covers a variety of ideas from Christianity, science, philosophy, ethics, and psychology. It starts with Socrates's statement, ""an unexamined life is not worth living"" and asks how we might go about discovering what is a worthwhile life and what might motivate us to live such a life. It is a vast topic that is narrowed down to two principal areas: (1) a focus on relationships, which are central to providing fulfillment, worth, and purpose to our lives; and (2) an interaction with Christianity, which claims to have answers as to what is a worthwhile life. In summary, this book is a dialog between these two questions: What is a good life, and how does Christianity help or hinder such a life?