Is there a God? Finding answers to the most googled questions
Far from being just “blind faith”, there are many rational and intellectual reasons to believe in the existence of God and the truth of Christian claims. Premier Unbelievable takes a quick tour through the archives to unearth some of the key arguments
Bruce Miller, a pastor in Texas following academic study in theology, in his book: “The 7 Big Questions: Searching for God, Truth, and Purpose”, sought to answer one of the most googled questions: ‘Is there a God?’
This question has been the basis of a great number of Premier Unbelievable shows and articles.
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