But Don't All Religions Lead to God?
Michael GreenPaperback 2010-08-31
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In this powerful and timely book, Michael Green provides an essential guide that will help readers find their way through an increasingly disorientating 'religious' maze. In contrast to society's readiness to embrace a diluted, multi-faith ethos, this book points the reader to the uniqueness of Christ. Michael Green discusses views commonly held by many and highlights important differences between Christianity and other faiths. Topics dealt with include: "It doesn't matter what you believe if you are sincere." "All religions are much the same aren't they?" "All religions lead to God." "So, what makes Jesus so special?" Michael Green shows us that no other teacher ever claimed to bring God to us; no other teacher dealt radically with the problem of human wickedness; no other teacher broke the final barrier - death; and no other teacher offered to actually live "within" his followers.
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Publisher Description
In this powerful and timely book, Michael Green provides an essential guide that will help readers find their way through an increasingly disorientating 'religious' maze. In contrast to society's readiness to embrace a diluted, multi-faith ethos, this book points the reader to the uniqueness of Christ. Michael Green discusses views commonly held by many and highlights important differences between Christianity and other faiths. Topics dealt with include: "It doesn't matter what you believe if you are sincere." "All religions are much the same aren't they?" "All religions lead to God." "So, what makes Jesus so special?" Michael Green shows us that no other teacher ever claimed to bring God to us; no other teacher dealt radically with the problem of human wickedness; no other teacher broke the final barrier - death; and no other teacher offered to actually live "within" his followers.