Non-Neutrality E-Book

Hiram R. Diaz III

• Herausgeber: Scripturalist Publications
• Kategorie: Sachliteratur, Reportagen, Biografien
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2017

Beschreibung

Philosophy is a means to an end - so if your intention is to be an enemy of God, your philosophy will follow. Yet, as Hiram's testimony demonstrates, there is a price to pay for suppressing the truth about God in unrighteousness.In Non-Neutrality: A Personal Testimony, join  Hiram R. Diaz III as he details his conversion from atheism, apostasy, and intellectual insanity to faith in the Logic of God, Jesus Christ the crucified, resurrected, and exalted Savior of sinners.

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NON-NEUTRALITY

A Personal Testimony

Hiram R. Diaz III

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Copyright © 2017 by Hiram R. Diaz III

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ISBN: 9781537860169

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Conversion, Deconversion, & A Family Death

2. A Metaphysical Conundrum

3. My Very Brief Stint as an Existentialist

4. Difference & Repetition: : Before Grandpa Died or Ayden was Born

5. Substance Abuse

6. Underground Philosophizing

7. A Logical Conundrum

8. An Awakening

9. Cold Turkey, Kinda

10. A Brief Exposition on the Subject of Guilt

11. Genesis 3: A Failed Attempt at Deconstructing the Scriptures

12. Comfort, Nothing, and Fear in Death

13. Evidentialism and Kierkegaardianism

14. Fear, Trembling, and the Cross of Christ

Appendix A: What is the Gospel?2

Appendix B: Genesis 33

Appendix C: Romans 1-5

Notes

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1. CONVERSION, DECONVERSION, & A FAMILY DEATH

PRIOR TO BECOMING A FALSE convert I was immersed in questions about the fact of evil in the world, appearances vs. reality, the tenuousness of human life, the problem of induction, the question of whether or not God existed, the problem of personal identity, and various problems of epistemology. These questions haunted me day and night, so much so that at the age of eleven I began smoking and drinking, albeit lightly, in order to alleviate some of the stress I incurred from thinking on such matters. By the time I was sixteen, I was intoxicated, in one form or another, more or less all day. And that is when I had a false conversion experience that I mistook for a real solution to the philosophical and emotional turmoil I was facing daily.