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Wayne Talbot
The author, Wayne Talbot, was once a Christian, but continually struggled with what it was that he should believe. Not quite sure, he went back to a beginning, questioning whether ...ver maisThe author, Wayne Talbot, was once a Christian, but continually struggled with what it was that he should believe. Not quite sure, he went back to a beginning, questioning whether in truth, the existence of God was believable. He concluded for God, publishing his reasoning in his first book, “If Not God What?”. Raised in the Catholic faith, but finding some doctrines having no basis in the bible, his studies directed him away from Catholicism to non-denomination Protestantism; from there to Evangelical Christianity; from there to Messianic Judaism; and from there to where he is today - a theist believing in the God of the Hebrew Scriptures, but aligned with no identified religion.
His quest for an understanding of God has him studying the ancient texts of Scripture, guided by the published works of numerous Old and New Testament scholars – Jewish, Christian, and secular. Focusing on specific issues has allowed him to see through the fog of doctrine, dogma, and theology, and reach conclusions which he has published in numerous studies, this analysis of prophecy fulfillment being his thirteenth. His journey continues, one that he believes he will never finish, for on many issues, he has only managed to uncover untruth.
Though a late starter in the literary field, Wayne Talbot has published a novel, Finding the Shepherd, a pseudo-biographical account which alludes to his own theological wanderings against a background of places he has been, but entirely fictional people and events. He has published a refutation of Richard Dawkins’ Greatest Show on Earth, entitled The Dawkins Deficiency, and an entirely original treatise, Information, Knowledge, Evolution, and Self, which contends that the posited mechanisms of evolution are insufficient to account for the cognitive information and knowledge in humans.ver menos
Livros de Wayne Talbot
The New Covenant on Trial: Examining the Evidence for a Replacement Covenant Once a Christian: How the Bible Convinced Me to Walk Away Nota: 0 de 5 estrelas0 notasThe Genesis Conspiracy: A Religion of Rome Nota: 0 de 5 estrelas0 notasInformation, Knowledge, Evolution and Self: A Question of Origins Nota: 0 de 5 estrelas0 notasChristians Too, Must Obey: Putting a Fence Around Torah Nota: 0 de 5 estrelas0 notasReligion? of God or Man?: Does God Really Require Religiosity? Nota: 0 de 5 estrelas0 notasCrossing a Chasm: In Small Steps? Nota: 0 de 5 estrelas0 notasFinding the Shepherd: A Tale of Two Loves Nota: 0 de 5 estrelas0 notasSeeking After God: A Gentile Conversation with Jewish Sages Nota: 0 de 5 estrelas0 notas