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¿Cuál es el argumento para creer en Dios?

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By Timothy Egan
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La larga y sinuosa ruta de Christopher Beha desde un ateísmo bien fundamentado hasta una fe cristiana aún más cultivada comienza con una imagen poderosa: un ángel se le aparece. No es Clarence, el atolondrado amigo de Jimmy Stewart en ¡Qué bello es vivir!, sino una aparición exigente y persistente. En su profunda reflexión sobre la fe y la filosofía, Why I Am Not an Atheist (Por qué no soy ateo), explica que el espíritu le dijo que confiara en Dios.
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Book Review: ‘Why I Am Not an Atheist,’ by Christopher Beha

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By Timothy Egan
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WHY I AM NOT AN ATHEIST: The Confessions of a Skeptical Believer, by Christopher Beha Christopher Beha’s long and winding road from well-read atheist to even better-read Christian begins with a compelling image: An angel appears to him. Not Jimmy Stewart’s befuddled buddy Clarence from “It’s a Wonderful Life,” but a demanding and persistent apparition. As he explains in his deep-dive meditation on faith and philosophy, “Why I Am Not an Atheist,” the spirit told him to put his trust in God.
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What Is the Argument for Believing in God?

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By Timothy Egan
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21 hours ago South Carolina is the latest state trying to force public schools to post a copy of the Ten Commandments in every classroom. Even though nearly identical laws in Louisiana, Texas, and Arkansas have all been struck down in federal courts as unconstitutional.
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