Prominent doctrines of the Bible often don't agree, so what makes a certain interpretation of the Bible seem right or wrong? The perceived rightness or wrongness of a doctrine depends on whether it fits within a framework of mutually supportive doctrines. When an alternative doctrine doesn't fit within that framework, the defenders of the framework discredit it. One such alternative doctrine goes like this: God may not be the immovable judge the church has made him out to be. But suggest this to most Christians and you'll be faced with a number of tricky "What about...?" questions that require careful thought and consideration. One by one, Seeing God Differently answers these questions, leading you on a journey toward discovering the powerful parental love of God. "So you think you have God figured out. Not so fast, my friend. That black and white picture in your mind may need a little fine tuning. With this book, Eddie Chu takes you on a biblical journey of discovery. You will see there is more than one way to view your heavenly Father and His interactions with you and the world. Perhaps the Holy Spirit wants to add a bit more colour to your perception of the Father and His redemptive purpose in Christ. Expect to be challenged. Expect to be changed." -David Katz, award-winning author of The Soldiers, The Terrorist, and the Donkey King. About the Author: Eddie grew up in Hong Kong under a mixture of eastern and western religious influences. Becoming a Christian in Toronto in 1978, he later completed the core requirements of the Master of Theological Studies degree at Tyndale University College and Seminary. He and his wife Kathy have been married for thirty-eight years and have two children, Jason and Irene. Eddie and Kathy now make their home in Ottawa.
