Can we really understand God?
Tough questions with answers on God and the Bible
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Table of Contents Introduction 1. Should we accept the creation story in Genesis literally “as-is” when it apparently doesn’t conform to science? 2. Does the Bible give any information about a prehistoric period before the creation of humans? 3. Why did God create this immensely large Cosmos? 4. Why did God not throw Satan in Hell immediately when he rebelled against Him? 5. Why did God allow humanity to sin? 6. What right did God have to punish Jesus Christ in our place? 7. Is it true that God has predestined some people for Heaven and others for Hell? 8. Why does God place such a high premium on faith? 9. Why should we still pray if God already knows what we need? 10. Why does God allow that innocent people suffer? 11. Why are Christians not exempted from trials and tribulations? 12. When does God give prosperity? 13. Final thoughts
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About the Book
“Can we really understand God?” addresses some of the most common questions that Christians ask. For many, unanswered questions have been a stumbling block to their faith. Not only is this book intended for believers, but also for anyone who shows interest in the Faith but cannot embark on the next step due to these tough, unanswered questions. One of the most common ones involve the science versus faith debate. This book shows there exists an elegant harmony between modern science and the Bible. Apparent contradictions are neutralized when one considers words and syntax in the original Hebrew. Other questions such as “Why did God not throw Satan in hell immediately” and “Why does God allow evil to exist at all” will ensure a captivating read and show that we can indeed understand a little more about the mind of God
About the Author
Reverend Tienie Prinsloo was in the ministry for 39 years until 2000 Ad. He served as chaplain to government ministers and the state president of South Africa between 1976 and 1982. He continues to teach, council and write. His co-author and son, Cobus, inspired aspects of this book with all his questions concerning religion. He is a graphic designer with a deep interest in theology.