"GOD"? What's That?: A Translation Guide on "God" for Our Godless World
Dec 2025 · Wipf and Stock Publishers
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“God” is often misunderstood or dismissed in this secular age. “GOD”? What’s That? is the essential translation guide for open skeptics, inquiring seekers, doubting believers, and teachers of faith who find themselves in a “Godless world.” This book steps away from the current polarized debates and simplistic caricatures to invite readers on a journey that will translate and rediscover the most profound idea about reality and truth that has shaped history: God. This journey will explore questions like: What if “God” pointed not to some remote entity, but Reality all around us? What if this Reality “speaks” to people through truth, experience, and even their innermost thoughts? What if there is a moral character to this Reality, a “goodness” that speaks in face of evil? Embark on this journey toward that border between the “Godless world” and the world that God “speaks,” which will shed a new light on faith and reality!
“God” is often misunderstood or dismissed in this secular age. “GOD”? What’s That? is the essential translation guide for open skeptics, inquiring seekers, doubting believers, and teachers of faith who find themselves in a “Godless world.” This book steps away from the current polarized debates a...
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Paul Seungoh Chung is a theologian and philosopher who has taught at the University of Toronto. He is the author of God at the Crossroads of Worldviews and host of the podcast series What Do You Mean, God Speaks?
Paul Seungoh Chung is a theologian and philosopher who has taught at the University of Toronto. He is the author of God at the Crossroads of Worldviews and host of the podcast series What Do You Mean, God Speaks?
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