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The art of believing in god: The truly fictitious story of losing faith
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The art of believing in god: The truly fictitious story of losing faith in Vernon, BC
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Have you ever felt like you're losing your faith? Perhaps you have begun having doubts about God, or maybe you're questioning your entire spiritual worldview. You are not alone. In this story, author S. M. T. Funk takes you on a journey within these very experiences as Jason, a modern-day Christian, encounters dilemmas of faith, doubt, God, and religion. The current era we live in is witnessing a large contingent of Christians leaving the traditional church. This, in part, is due to the empirical style from which it was birthed becoming incongruent with the rationale of modern-day thinking and spirituality. This provocative story spares no criticism for traditional theology and offers some ideas that give a glimpse into a life beyond belief.
Have you ever felt like you're losing your faith? Perhaps you have begun having doubts about God, or maybe you're questioning your entire spiritual worldview. You are not alone. In this story, author S. M. T. Funk takes you on a journey within these very experiences as Jason, a modern-day Christian, encounters dilemmas of faith, doubt, God, and religion. The current era we live in is witnessing a large contingent of Christians leaving the traditional church. This, in part, is due to the empirical style from which it was birthed becoming incongruent with the rationale of modern-day thinking and spirituality. This provocative story spares no criticism for traditional theology and offers some ideas that give a glimpse into a life beyond belief.


















