John Houghton became a God-searcher just at a time for when churches were going under the hammer, vicars no longer believed their own faith, and God was pronounced dead. But John possessed an insatiable curiosity and wanted to find out for himself...
In spite of a relentlessly scientific and rationalistic education, something nagged inside him. Could there be more to life? Science can only observe and measure, but how could you measure the unmeasurable? The artistic, creative side of his personality demanded answers that science can never supply.
So can God still have a place in a world ruled by science and technology? How can there be a God of love given so much appalling suffering in this world? Hasn't evolution disproved the existence of God, anyway?
Fresh Footprints seeks to answers these and many other questions. Fresh Footprints seeks to answers these and many other questions. Using the idea of a seashore journey the author invites readers discover a relationship with God for themselves.
In spite of a relentlessly scientific and rationalistic education, something nagged inside him. Could there be more to life? Science can only observe and measure, but how could you measure the unmeasurable? The artistic, creative side of his personality demanded answers that science can never supply.
So can God still have a place in a world ruled by science and technology? How can there be a God of love given so much appalling suffering in this world? Hasn't evolution disproved the existence of God, anyway?
Fresh Footprints seeks to answers these and many other questions. Fresh Footprints seeks to answers these and many other questions. Using the idea of a seashore journey the author invites readers discover a relationship with God for themselves.
