Auf das Vor-Zeichen kommt es an
Vom Grund christlicher Hoffnung
Bernd J. Hilberath
Hardback (Published)
(December 2013)
ISBN: 9783786729211
Price: $19.00
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“I’ve never been to Santiago, and hopefully my life’s journey won’t end so soon, but occasions to think about what sustains me in this life are becoming more frequent.” Bernd Jochen Hilberath finds an answer to this fundamental question of human existence in the hope that all people will achieve the goal of life. For him, this possibility comes from the idea that God pronounced his healing ‘yes’ as a sign for the life of every single human being. As a “regular Christian” and theology professor, and as a husband and father, Bernd Jochen Hilberath makes it clear that this is not frivolous optimism, but rather an experienced – and also suffered – you-should-be and you-can-live. With these ideas, Hilberath makes the Christian faith accessible once again, thus encouraging readers to trust God’s affirmation in their own lives.
- By (author) Bernd J. Hilberath
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