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Who Needs God?
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Who Needs God?

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We are experiencing a dramatic social upheaval in today’s world, a breakdown of our living conditions and values. Political boundaries become less important, social structures seem to disintegrate-all is subordinated to cash flow and profit maximization. With growing individualism, the concept of the good and proper life has been lost. This does not produce living conditions that facilitate belief in God, contact with God, as one perhaps had during childhood. The longing for old values such as faith and deeper spiritual meaning has consequently been reawakened.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Ignatius Press
Country
United States
Date
8 January 2009
Pages
193
ISBN
9781586172848

We are experiencing a dramatic social upheaval in today’s world, a breakdown of our living conditions and values. Political boundaries become less important, social structures seem to disintegrate-all is subordinated to cash flow and profit maximization. With growing individualism, the concept of the good and proper life has been lost. This does not produce living conditions that facilitate belief in God, contact with God, as one perhaps had during childhood. The longing for old values such as faith and deeper spiritual meaning has consequently been reawakened.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Ignatius Press
Country
United States
Date
8 January 2009
Pages
193
ISBN
9781586172848