Can God Create a Rock So Big He Can't Move It?
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Can God Create a Rock So Big He Can't Move It?
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Darek Isaacs
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Almost every seminarian has encountered the title question of this book early in their theological studies, and what a thought-provoking question it is. At first glance, most people would say yes to the question, but on second thought, they might say no. In this intriguing book, Darek Isaacs provides us with a definitive answer to the question, Can God Make a Rock So Big He Can't Move It?
As you read, you will be engaged in a fun riddle that the author uses as an anecdote. He shows how the Lord has equipped us to see the evidence of His existence. The reader's faith will be strengthened as he sees how common sense is on the side of the believer.
Darek exposes the foolishness of secular world philosophies that are deceiving so many people today. A very practical book for unbelievers, young Christians, parents who are concerned about their children being influenced by secular forces, evangelists, and apologists of the faith.
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