The Missing Component from Online Conversation

The online world is awash with advice. And proclaiming what is right. And the Church has joined in. Except that the church world is not all saying the same thing. So many presentations are devoted to debate. We say 'debate', but most times it is far from this. Often these are very one sided. And any representation of the 'other side' is more than often based on, at best, gross miss-understanding, or worse, outright error

This book is about a part that's missing from these. A part that will help your personal understanding of the differences being debated. By filling in the 'gap'. We will look at the 'root' cause of these disagreements amongst churches..

We will not be defending any, nor advocating any particular viewpoint. We want to answer why there are differences, not to suggest which of those differences may be right.

The purpose of this book is to examine the reason for differences in church theology. Nevertheless, this is in no way an extensive theological or academically based presentation. That's not it's intended audience. This is for you.

It was prompted by the way some have used the online world to present their theology. These days people are told 'what' to think. Education has 'geared' people for this. That's how the Media manipulates. But many 'Christian' based online presentations follow the exact same format. They set out to tell you what to think..

The online world is a great resource - for self learning. But, it can also be an effective tool to manipulate. So, what's presented online is either going to tell you what to think, what to choose, or leave that up to you.
Self learning requires you to do the thinking. But for those advocating certain beliefs in Christianity, you, the audience, need to have some 'gaps' filled in order to get the right 'picture', so that you can think for yourself.

And last, this outline will, at the very least, will be interesting ...