William Maidman was brought up in an atheist household and had no understanding of God until his early twenties. He then decided it was time to consider the existence of God and prayed for spiritual guidance, not expecting a response. He became fascinated with the Bible and considered why there are so many differences in teachings between the various churches or religions, especially teachings concerning the very nature of God. This book is the outcome of his considerable research. He considers the fact he had no previous religious affiliation allowed him to consider all faiths with an open mind.
This book is controversial in character because the author questions the most fundamental of all Christian teachings: whether any of the established churches are worshipping the true God of the Bible? This book should be read by every professing Christian and by those former Christians who have give...
