Kirjahaku

Heart2heart is about the love of God and humanity as manifested throughout human history with particular reference to the famous Sacred Heart encounters. It is written for people of all religions and no religion. It addresses the loneliness of the human heart.

The book is for skeptics and Christians. About the book: #Holy Trinity - A Tweet-a-logue is a tweet format discussion of the Trinity between a skeptic and a Trinitarian. Christians shy away from the doctrine because of its seeming complexity. Yet it is the most fundamental truth of their faith and of reality. It tells us what God is like, why we live, how to be happy. Rightly understood it makes sense of our everyday experience and the experience of humanity. The book asks and addresses tough questions: is the doctrine contradictory? what about science? evil and suffering? Incredibly, we see precursors of the truth in the three kinds of pre-Christian religions: the cyclic-mystical of India, the unity-in-multiplicity of China and the historical-linear of Israel. In the end, it is only because of the Trinity that we can truly say that love is the ultimate reality.

incarnaTe - How We Know That Jesus is God and Man/Top 10 Reasons seeks to show that Jesus of Nazareth can be understood only as the human locus of the Divine. Today not just skeptics but many theologians have rejected the traditional affirmation that Jesus is God and man. Yet neither group is aware of the infrastructure of hard facts that testifies to the truth of divine incarnation. The insight that Jesus is God incarnate imposes itself on the human mind once it considers the various phenomena explored here. Once the dots are connected, we cannot but see the picture. But we cannot see the picture if we ignore the relevant dots. You have the see the trees to see the forest! All applicable evidence - the world religions, world history, Jewish history, the experience of Christians through the centuries, the Gospel narratives, the practice of the first Christian communities, the logical coherence of saying that a certain Person is both divine and human - must be submitted and studied as one whole.