Truth – Not Exactly
Truth – Not Exactly by R. W. Mills, published by AuthorHouse in September 2004, is a thought-provoking exploration of faith and belief. This 380-page book details the author’s journey from atheism to a profound understanding of God, emphasizing his truth-seeking process through Deductive Theology. Mills employs his analytical skills to investigate God’s revelation and its implications, challenging previously accepted notions and values.
Readers will find a candid examination of life’s significant questions, presented in a straightforward manner. The book delves into the author’s discoveries regarding the communication between God and humanity, contrasting these revelations with historical records. By addressing real issues without the constraints of traditional religious upbringing, Mills invites readers to reconsider their beliefs and confront the partial truths and misconceptions that often permeate society. This edition offers a unique perspective on Christian theology and the quest for understanding.
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Page Count: 348 Truth – Not Exactly reveals how an atheist found God. This book contains his truth-seeking process: Deductive Theology, which assisted in the discovery of Revealed Truth. Further research concludes that God has absolutely communicated with us. God’s revelation is investigated, using the author’s analytical skills from his business background. He gets to the bottom line of many life-impacting issues. God’s revelation with man is compared with actual recorded history, and what is found may change your ideas forever. Answers to real issues are covered in a matter-of-fact manner. There is no religious upbringing to protect. Nothing is taboo. It is a search for truth that became dangerous. Previously accepted concepts and values were turned upside down. The author was unprepared for the number of partial truths and blatant lies being fed to the masses; lies that he had completely accepted as well. This is not a standard theology book. You may not agree, but you will discover the truth about God. It may be one of the most important books you read.
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