Isbn: 9781604776263 - colliding with christ (4 Ergebnisse)

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Did Jesus Christ really rise from the dead In The God Delusion (p. 59), Richard Dawkins claims that, 'The methods we should use to settle the matter, in the unlikely event that relevant evidence ever became available, would be purely and entirely scientific methods.' R. C. Metcalf agrees that science offers one of the strongest lines of relevant evidence, but contends that a comprehensive case should draw from many sources of human knowledge.In Colliding with Christ, Dr. Metcalf adds to the textual and historical evidence in favor of the physical resurrection of Jesus by presenting a thought-provoking new model that explains the events of the first Easter scientifically.If you've ever struggled with thoughts that science has refuted the Christian faith. think again! The evidence is still mounting. The jury is deadlocked. .but Jesus Christ is alive and well! Dr. R.C. Metcalf is author of the Science & Religion bestseller, Letter to a Christian Nation: Counter Point. Dr. Metcalf holds an M.S. in Science Education, a Doctorate in the health professions, and has partially completed a Master's Degree in Theology. He is a member of American Mensa, the American Scientific Affiliation, and the Evangelical Philosophical Society. Dr. Metcalf has held research positions at both the U.S. Food & Drug Administration and the National Institutes of Health. He has been a Christian for over 30 years and lives with his family in Colorado.Christianity offers the world a faith grounded in reason and evidence. Dr. Metcalf offers us a model that explains the physical resurrection of Jesus from cutting edge scientific evidence. He skillfully explains difficult concepts in terms anyone can understand. …

Zustand: New. KlappentextDid Jesus Christ really rise from the dead? In The God Delusion (p. 59), Richard Dawkins claims that, The methods we should use to settle the matter, in the unlikely event that relevant evidence ever became available, would b.