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My Theology

Name: My Theology
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Author: Keith Ward
ISBN: 9781913657581

by Keith Ward

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Publisher: Herne Books
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For seekers of deep Christian understanding and insight

Clarifies complex questions about faith and existence

You will gain clarity on life's big theological questions

Explore profound theological insights with Keith Ward's "My Theology."

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Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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My Theology:

The world’s leading Christian thinkers explain some of the principal tenets of their theological beliefs.

‘From my earliest years I have been interested in the big questions about human life. Does life have any meaning? Is there some way in which humans ought to live? Is consciousness really just a complex arrangement of material particles in the brain? Is freedom of choice an illusion? Is human life all just some sort of cosmic accident?’

This book provides a definitive outline of the theological thought of Keith Ward, one of the pre-eminent philosophers of our time, based partly on his philosophy of Personal Idealism, and partly on his own experiences, having moved from being an atheist to a Christian.