Come Search With Me: The Weight Of Evidence: Religions Compared Candidly. The Basis For Belief. - Book 2

"How can anyone make a reasonable choice among the myriad religions out there?" While foundering in that wave of a question, he was nearly swept off his intellectual perch with an even more primitive question. Can anyone claim that "God" actually exists? Initially he felt quite alone with these burning, vexing and distressing issues, but soon realized that almost everyone else around him was equally perplexed. Every previous generation too had attempted to make headway and reach a consensus. And for all those centuries, the questions seemed nowhere near settled. In fact, the urgency to find answers appeared more pressing He embarked on an intellectual journey, and after a relentless pursuit lasting decades, he settled it for himself. You've got to see the way he did it A must-read for every honest inquirer. "Come Search With Me," is his invitation.

Author: Subodh K. Pandit MD
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 07/01/2015
Pages: 192
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.50lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.51w x 0.41d
ISBN13: 9781981856572
ISBN10: 1981856579
BISAC Categories:
- Education | Non-Formal Education
- Religion | Comparative Religion

About the Author
The author is an Internal Medicine specialist who finds great pleasure in utilizing the principles of medical diagnosis as a template for his search for the most valid position on such metaphysical topics as God, Faith, Religion etc. An excellent expositor and teacher (once voted Outstanding Clinical Attending in his department at the medical school in Tulsa, OK), his greatest passion is to make complicated and complex issues as simple and elemental as possible; and watch the expression of his hearers whose eyes grow wide as they say, "Oh! now I see!" His detective style, step by step approach is what he enjoys the most. Clarity of expression, credibility of the information provided, and logical reasoning are his forte. And yet, he feels his greatest compliment came from a nine-year-old who tugged at his father's shirt and said," Dad, can you please take me to him. I want to shake his hand because I was able to understand what he was saying!"

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