Who Cut God's Hair? - Tapa blanda

In Who Cut God’s Hair?, Garrett Glass explores timeless issues in a refreshingly new and simple-to-understand way. There is no complicated theology here, and no incomprehensible philosophy— just a sensible and basic discussion of God, the Universe, Religion, Good and Evil, Prayer and other spiritual matters. Glass shows how God is a creation of our thoughts, who appears as real to us as many phenomena of the natural world. God can be as real as anything we see, hear, touch or sense in a personal way, and we can project him as existing beyond ourselves—as a material entity in the cosmos. While this God is an illusion, no one should be mocked for believing in him. Who Cut God’s Hair? speaks intelligently to believers and non-believers alike, and Glass shows a respect for religion that is often lacking in discussions about God from those who are not convinced of his existence. Who Cut God’s Hair? cuts through the endless debates over where God exists or not—he does and he doesn’t, depending on whether you wish to accept or reject the illusion of his existence which comes about when we begin to think about him.

Garrett Glass is the author of the acclaimed Jehoshua series of historical fiction novels, based on the first century of Christianity. Book One of the series, Jehoshua: Signs and Wonders, covers the first 25 years of Christianity. Glass, according to Kirkus Reviews, “skillfully fleshes out the characters and illustrates the theological issues without confusing the reader....well-researched and highly informative.” Book II, Jehoshua: Conflagration, is being released in late 2013.