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Editorial: Independently Published, 2026
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- Título
- Finding a God Who Wasn't Hiding
- Autor
- Mogie, Christopher Regan
- Editorial
- Independently Published
- Año de publicación
- 2026
- Estado
- New
- Encuadernación
- PAP
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 13
- 9798253223772
- Peso del artículo
- 168 gramos
What happens when the logic of the world fails to heal the fractures of the soul?
I spent my life treating the symptoms—the pressure, the pace, the need to prove my worth. I thought if I could just organize the facts, follow the rules, and perform well enough, the wreckage of my life would finally make sense. I wanted a formula for God that fit into a neat box of logic—something I could define, categorize, and satisfy.
But I found something else entirely.
This isn't a sermon; it's a 28-chapter field report from the aftermath of a life lived at high speed and under heavy pressure.
From the defiant student who cursed at the sky to the weary wanderer who discovered a "holy codependency," this is the story of what happens when Reason finally shakes hands with Revelation. It is a raw self-diagnostic for anyone navigating the space between rigorous logic and the undeniable reality of miracles—proving that Truth isn't a set of rules to follow, but a Grace that catches you when you fall.
If you have ever felt like an outsider to faith, if you are tired of "performing" for a God you don't yet know—this is your invitation.
I spent my life treating the symptoms—the pressure, the pace, the need to prove my worth. I thought if I could just organize the facts, follow the rules, and perform well enough, the wreckage of my life would finally make sense. I wanted a formula for God that fit into a neat box of logic—something I could define, categorize, and satisfy.
But I found something else entirely.
This isn't a sermon; it's a 28-chapter field report from the aftermath of a life lived at high speed and under heavy pressure.
From the defiant student who cursed at the sky to the weary wanderer who discovered a "holy codependency," this is the story of what happens when Reason finally shakes hands with Revelation. It is a raw self-diagnostic for anyone navigating the space between rigorous logic and the undeniable reality of miracles—proving that Truth isn't a set of rules to follow, but a Grace that catches you when you fall.
If you have ever felt like an outsider to faith, if you are tired of "performing" for a God you don't yet know—this is your invitation.
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