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How do we respond to claims that God is a monster? Is faith really ‘one of the world’s great evils’? How can we appreciate the good done in the name of Jesus? Nicky Gumbel discusses how to respond to these questions.

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How do we respond to claims that God is a monster? Is faith really ‘one of the world’s great evils’? How can we appreciate the good done in the name of Jesus? Nicky Gumbel discusses how to respond to these questions.

Does Religion Do More Harm Than Good?
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Does Religion Do More Harm Than Good?

How do we respond to claims that God is a monster? Is faith really ‘one of the world’s great evils’? How can we appreciate the good done in the name of Jesus? Nicky Gumbel discusses how to respond to these questions.

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How do we respond to claims that God is a monster? Is faith really ‘one of the world’s great evils’? How can we appreciate the good done in the name of Jesus? Nicky Gumbel discusses how to respond to these questions.

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How do we respond to claims that God is a monster? Is faith really ‘one of the world’s great evils’? How can we appreciate the good done in the name of Jesus? Nicky Gumbel discusses how to respond to these questions.

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How do we respond to claims that God is a monster? Is faith really ‘one of the world’s great evils’? How can we appreciate the good done in the name of Jesus? Nicky Gumbel discusses how to respond to these questions.

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Weight 100g
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Paperback

Publisher

Alpha International

Publication Date

31/08/2016

ISBN: 9781909309531
Nicky Gumbel
Nicky Gumbel is the pioneer of Alpha. Alpha is an international organisation that runs the Alpha Course which is a series of sessions exploring the Christian faith. Nicky read law at Cambridge and theology at Oxford, practised as a barrister and is now vicar of HTB in London.