A historical/factual perspective on Christian doctrine.
BOURNEMOUTH, England — David Lawrence Preston was inspired to write “201 Things about Christianity You Probably Don’t Know (But Ought To)” (published by Balboa Press) after his investigation of Christian doctrine. It led to the discovery of a huge number of inaccuracies and contradictions. He highlights these inconsistencies and asks what value Christian doctrine has since it is based on shaky foundations.
Preston dismantles discrepancies with clear language, intent on instruction for the wider public. The 201 points format provides further accessibility to the reader. Preston aims to inform people about scripture in the Bible they may not have otherwise been aware of had they ended their religious education after Sunday school.
An excerpt from “201 Things about Christianity You Probably Don’t Know (But Ought To)”:
“If I have to believe in a virgin birth, voices from the sky, walking on water, dead and decomposing bodies coming back to life and a man being carried up to heaven on a cloud before I can realise my spirituality, then Christianity hinders me. It’s a barrier. I can study it, learn from it and borrow the sayings and parables that make sense to me. The rest I can reject without fear of eternal damnation (a loving God wouldn’t do that to me anyway). That’s what more and more people are doing in this enlightened age.”
More information is available at https://blog.davidlawrencepreston.co.uk/.
“201 Things about Christianity You Probably Don’t Know (But Ought To)”
By David Lawrence Preston
Hardcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 250 pages | ISBN 9781504336994
Softcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 250 pages | ISBN 9781504336970
E-Book | 250 pages | ISBN 9781504336987
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About the Author
David Lawrence Preston is a speaker and author specializing in life enrichment, holistic health and spirituality. His interest in Christianity dates back to his school days and his passion researching the world’s great spiritual traditions. He lives on the South Coast of England where he dedicates himself to helping create a kinder, gentler, more authentic and spiritual world.
Follow him on Facebook and Twitter @David_L_Preston
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