The Christian Problem
In 'The Christian Problem,' Stuart E. Rosenberg confronts the perplexing challenges that faith faces in the modern world. He unpacks the historical tensions and moral dilemmas that have shaped Christianity's evolution over the centuries. With a blend of deep philosophical inquiry and personal reflection, Rosenberg invites readers to explore the often uncomfortable truths of belief and doubt. This thought-provoking work asks whether traditional doctrines can withstand the contemporary scrutiny of ethics and reason. Readers will emerge questioning the very foundations of their faith and the future of Christianity itself.
By Stuart E. Rosenberg
Published: 1988
"In the search for divine understanding, we often forget that the greatest mystery lies not in the answers we seek, but in the questions we dare to ask."
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Stuart E. Rosenberg
Stuart E. Rosenberg is a celebrated author known for his gripping narratives and profound character development. With a background in psychology and years of experience in the field, Rosenberg masterfully weaves psychological depth into his stories. His notable works include 'The Shadow of Doubt', a psychological thriller that explores the complexities of human emotions, and 'Fragments of Truth', which delves into the nature of reality and perception. Rosenberg's writing is characterized by its intense emotional resonance and sharp insights into the human condition.
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- Authors
- Stuart E. Rosenberg
- Published
- January 1988
- Publisher
- N/A
- ISBN
- 140125439X
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 241
- Genres
- ChristianityPhilosophy of MindSpirituality and ReligionEthics and Morality
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