'The Origin of God' by Laurence Gardner

Post #1 DavesmoothTextile

I have been fairly quiet in our group lately, and the reason is that I have been engrossed in this book by Laurence Gardner. As you may be aware, I am a confirmed atheist, so the book title may seem an odd choice of reading material, but as I have previously written, I am an avid reader of LG's books. He collects all the available historical data (vast and various sources) and brings it together to make sense of it all. The book is so full of historical and archaeological facts that I have started to re-read it to make sure I have not missed anything. I will attempt to break it all down into a few paragraphs soon. The facts will astound those of you with an inquiring mind.
I'm still studying this book, but there is so much to digest!

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Post #2 soonbnudeSuper NudistNude is natural

RE:'The Origin of God' by Laurence Gardner

by soonbnudeTextile

I'm intrigued that for an atheist how many books about God & Christianity you are reading. Very impressive to keep an open mind and enjoy learning about these topics.

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Post #3 mikenshelUndies Only

RE:'The Origin of God' by Laurence Gardner

by mikenshelTextile

atheism requires an open mind, unlike faith, which demands a person close their eyes and mind to evidence, or the complete lack of evidence.

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Post #4 DavesmoothButt Naked

RE:'The Origin of God' by Laurence Gardner

by DavesmoothTextile

I've attached a text from my documents which condenses and clarifies the reason behind Laurence Gardner's book. I hope you will find it interesting and enlightening.

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