Was it God. or Nothing?: How Did We Get Here? Why Are We Here? What Then?. This item is unavailable.Was it God. or Nothing?: How Did We Get Here? Why Are We Here? What Then?

As a young man, David Reesor wrestled with the teachings of the faith he was raised in, and he began to question the validity of Christianity. In his search for answers, he delved into a variety of world religions, and in time found himself inching into Atheism. He soon realized that scientific facts demanded an initial cause, for everything. He eventually returned to Christianity with a new appreciation for focusing on the basics, and now his desire is to communicate his journey-and his faith-to his children, grandchildren, and to those on a similar journey.

Was it God... or Nothing? draws on science, logic, and history to establish the necessity of a transcendent Creator as the only possible explanation of how we got here, and to tackle critical issues such as the problem of suffering, the afterlife, and the nature of God and his relationship with humanity. Mr. Reesor presents a compelling case that faith and reason can work together to reveal life's deepest truths.

Readers will be challenged to take a fresh look at Big Bang cosmology and the beginning of our universe, ultimately discovering the importance of their place in it.

Written in a clear and engaging style, Was it God... or Nothing? makes complex ideas easy to understand, and the insights contained in these pages have the power to reshape perspectives and spark meaningful discussions. It will serve as a thought-provoking and potentially life-changing legacy for generations to come!

David W. Reesor has enjoyed eighty-one years of life experiences and has been an addicted reader for seventy-five of those years. Raised on a farm, and as a farmer, businessman, husband, father, grandfather, and blogger, he now brings his experiences to the table in his debut book, Was it God... or Nothing?
Mr. Reesor now lives in a condo community in Calgary, Alberta with Meritha, his wife since 1967. Together they have two children, fourteen grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren, with more to come!