About the Book
The concept of True God implies the existence of false gods. We live in a world where people have artificially created many false gods. For some, their work is god; for others, their most beloved possession is god, while for many, money is god. The sheer pursuit of life, liberty and happiness, while a good and worthy endeavor, has taken the form of god for most—something that is loved to the point of being worshiped.
So the age-old question of finding God isn’t really all that relevant in a society that seems to have created plenty of false gods. What we really need is to recognize the One True God Who created us and then build a relationship with Him.
Can we arrive at a universally accepted concept of God that is based on truth?
How can we build a relationship with this God to then experience His reality in our lives?
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“Both the mind and the heart need to be convinced in order to be certain that the God we believe in is indeed the One True God. Otherwise faith devoid of reason is unfounded and mere fantasy. And reason without faith is shallow and mere philosophy.”
