The Good News: How Revealing Delusions In Christianity Will Bring Peace To All

by Shay Dawkins

Overview

Taking Catholicism Out of Christianity

Jesus's message (Love) is quite different from the many messages of Christianity as a religion, but it is not Christianity's fault! This book simply reveals the false, man-made doctrines of Christianity (which originated from the Roman-Catholic church) so the truth of Jesus's message (Love) may be seen!

Official Website: DawkinsTruth.com
Twitter: @DawkinsTruth

Table of Contents
I: The Good News!
II: Man Cannot Choose God
III: Homosexuality: Not a "Free" Choice
IV: God Uses Evil
V: Sheol, Hades, Hell, and the Grave
VI: Job's Beliefs VS. False Religious Beliefs
VII: No "Heaven" or "Hell"
VIII: Problems with Christianity's Eternal Punishment
IX: Judgment Day & The Lake of Fire
X: God Saves All
XI: No Age of Accountability
XII: Questions for a Fundamentalist Christian

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013230330
Publisher:	Shay Dawkins
Publication date:	09/08/2011
Series:	Dawkins Truth , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	516 KB

About the Author

Shay Dawkins was born in Birmingham, Alabama. He holds a degree in finance/economics from the University of Alabama, where he achieved the prestigious feat of holding a place on the Dean's List while owning and operating a successful business, at the age of twenty-two. Shay has brought his signature qualities of dedication, incisive analysis, critical thinking skills, and effective communications to this book. He is currently working on the second book in the Dawkins Truth series.

Shay Dawkins himself would tell you that he is not like most people, and anyone who has met or interacted with him long enough would agree. He can best be described as someone who "thinks the unthinkable and attains the unattainable." His ambition and have always set him apart; it is this rare combination of traits that has enabled him to experience and accomplish more by the age of twenty-three than many will in a lifetime.

Shay's first success came with the business ventures he began in college. Most juniors in college are living the "college life" and only beginning to ponder the idea of what they will do when they graduate. During his junior year, Shay, bored one Saturday afternoon, took a drive around campus. Driving around that afternoon, he noticed a vacant space in a building located right off of campus. Unlike most people who would just keep driving, Shay (already brainstorming on what he could do with the space) stopped to check the space out. The following week, Shay and a close college friend began the process of opening a restaurant. Shay, along with help from friends and family, was able to take this vacant spot and turn it into an operating restaurant in a little over a month's time. Starting your own business is a difficult endeavor and rarely happens that quickly, much less done so by a college junior with no restaurant experience!

After successfully running the business for nine months, Shay felt he could utilize the space for a more profitable venture. Despite being told it would be a difficult task, this goal became a reality less than a month after he had graduated from the University of Alabama with a bachelor's degree in finance. Shay's business success has allowed him the time to finally put in writing what has been on his mind for years. His purpose for writing this book is simply to share what has brought him peace in the hope that it will do the same for others.

Editorial Reviews

I want to give you my overall impression of your work. What a fantastic piece you have put together here! Today we all need to do a little checking in with God and ourselves. It seems that many of us have lost our focus and path. Your book is very enlightening. The way you present your ideas and findings and entwine them with scripture is great! You give your reader a lot to internalize.

Outskirts Press - Lisa Conner

"I read The Good News today. I'm glad I happened upon this good book with a unique layout. Gems are multifaceted with many angles. The first volume let's one "see" Christianity from an angle outside the comfort zone. This is the first time I've considered the precept of free will as possibly being the will of God placed within. You use Old Testament scriptures with Hebrew words of origin and translation; that much garners scholarly attention."

Shannon H.