'A great introduction to Christianity, suitable for both new Christians and those asking questions about Jesus, light-hearted and humorous.
A highly recommended read.'
Linvoy Primus, former Premier League footballer for Portsmouth FC and founder of Faith and Football
'What Ed has done with this book is to drill down, in seven concise chapters, into some of the big questions people might have when they are considering what it means to follow Jesus.'
Carl Beech, General Director, Christian Vision for Men
Summary:
There are some questions that we all think about from time to time. Does God exist? Why is there suffering in the world? How good do you need to be to qualify for heaven? Is having faith irrational?
The Bad Samaritan looks at the life of one man who came to give us some answers. It follows Jesus throughout his time on earth and delves into the conversations he had with people he met along the way – people just like us. In this short book we see Jesus answering questions about issues such as religion and morality, suffering and failure, faith and forgiveness – issues that are just as important today as they were two thousand years ago.
Ed Hambleton is the co-founder of Restore, a Christian charity offering housing and support to vulnerable adults who would otherwise be homeless. He lives in York with his wife, Laura, and their daughter, Katy Grace.
The Bad Samaritan is distributed by Gilead Books and is now available at a cost of £5.95 with free UK P&P.
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