Accessible

The author’s unique examples create many moments of “Aha!” when once-difficult concepts suddenly come to life and makes sense.

There are places where your folks will laugh out loud, and others where they will squirm with conviction.

There are countless fascinating and humorous examples from church history (wait until you read about the “music of the spheres”!), living life (a billionaire, a dog, a ’58 Corvette), science (the Higgs boson, the Uncertainty Principle) and even the movies and science fiction. The goal is to help the reader to truly grasp elements of the faith in ways that are captivating and easy to recall. The theology is solid but accessible.

Plus this extra material:

  • A huge (really huge) Glossary Plus of terms and ideas from the whole book, often expanded upon considerably so that those readers who want to know more, or go deeper, can find fuller explanations and connections. This includes people, history, languages and theological terms.
  • An extensive Bibliography and Recommended Reading list, again so that those readers who want to know more and go deeper may see where to go next.
  • A bit of Relevant Humor that briefly and comically makes the key points of the whole book.
  • A deep Index of extraordinary breadth and completeness. If you want to find a topic, word, issue or idea in the book, you’ll find it here. This is a very serious index. A thorough Study Guide is available free from the Web site.
  • A thorough Study Guide available for download.
  • This is a BIG book: As exciting and captivating as the content will be, your folks will know they are entering an adventure of substance. The book is 7.4 x 9.7 inches, 376 very full pages, 24 deep chapters plus the Glossary, Bibliography and Index. This is a lot of content and provides solid material for an extended adult study or small group, and it is laid out thoughtfully in order to make it easy to grasp, access, and reuse. 

Like we said, accessible.

 

 

Geocentric Spheres

 


Music of the Spheres History (click to enlarge)

 

 
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