Summary of Timothy Keller's Making Sense of God
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 The Pew study showed that the world is becoming more religious, not less. Christians and Muslims will make up an increasing percentage of the world's population, while the proportion that is secular will shrink.
#2 The growth of religion in the world is not something that happened as advertised. While many people have been undereducated, there are also many who have found secular reason to have things missing from it that are necessary to live life well.
#3 The idea of transcendence is the basis of human rights and equality, and it can only be proven through faith. Secular reason cannot provide us with a definition of what a good human person is, and science cannot judge morality.
#4 While science is a great source of good for society, it cannot be the only source. It will be discovered that there are too many things we need that it is missing.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 The Pew study showed that the world is becoming more religious, not less. Christians and Muslims will make up an increasing percentage of the world's population, while the proportion that is secular will shrink.
#2 The growth of religion in the world is not something that happened as advertised. While many people have been undereducated, there are also many who have found secular reason to have things missing from it that are necessary to live life well.
#3 The idea of transcendence is the basis of human rights and equality, and it can only be proven through faith. Secular reason cannot provide us with a definition of what a good human person is, and science cannot judge morality.
#4 While science is a great source of good for society, it cannot be the only source. It will be discovered that there are too many things we need that it is missing.
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