Humankind has always wondered about God's existence and nature--beseeched, denied, berated, praised, mocked, and worshipped a Being whom no philosopher, however wise, has ever claimed to fully grasp. We now live in a most paradoxical time, as our famously secular culture runs smack up against its growing interest in God and religions of every stripe. Here, Ronald B. Shwartz gathers together the most witty, wise, and compelling things ever said on the subject, without indulging in blasphemy, dull theology, or fast-food sermonettes. By turns insightful, wistful, and fun--but always provocative--this book, unlike any other, is a divinely inspired miscellany for true believers and observant agnostics alike.Here's a sampling:"I am always humbled by the infinite ingenuity of the Lord, whocan make a red barn cast a blue shadow."
--E. B. White"They say that God is everywhere, and yet we always think of him as a recluse. "
--Emily Dickinson"It is an interesting view of atheism, as a . CLICK HERE TO START DOWNLOAD