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The Relevance of Jesus' Own Gospel: The Views of a Physics Teacher

[Hardback]

by Allen C Dotson

    • Author

      Allen C Dotson

    • Book Format

      Hardcover

    • Publisher

      WestBow Press

    • Published

      May 2013

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      The Relevance of Jesus' Own Gospel: The Views of a Physics Teacher

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      Do the laws of nature prohibit the possibility of direct divine intervention? After the crucifixion, did God really present Jesus in some form to disciples and to others? What is the core of Jesus’ good news (“gospel”), how does it differ from Paul’s good news, and how relevant is it to today’s world? A physics teacher gives his personal answers to these questions.

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      • Author

        Allen C Dotson

      • Book Format

        Hardcover

      • Publisher

        WestBow Press

      • Published

        May 2013

      • Weight

        373g

      • Dimensions

        140 x 216 x 15 mm

      • ISBN

        9781449790882

      • ISBN-10

        1449790887

      • Eden Code

        4915001

      More Information

      • Author/Creator: Allen C Dotson

      • ISBN: 9781449790882

      • Publisher: WestBow Press

      • Release Date: May 2013

      • Weight: 373g

      • Dimensions: 140 x 216 x 15 mm

      • Eden Code: 4915001


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