The Agnostic's Tale: A fragment of autobiography
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A thoughtful investigation into the nature of religious faith, including interviews with Professor Richard Dawkins, Sir Andrew Huxley and Martin Rees. The Agnostic's Tale is an unflinching account of a spiritual journey undertaken by the author in the weeks and months leading up to his death in 2006. Determined to decide, at last, what his true spiritual beliefs - religious or otherwise - actually were, John Rae consulted with the brightest and best-informed minds in the world to explore the questions that matter. The result is a thoughtful and personal assessment of religious and spiritual faith. Praise for The Agnostic's Tale:
In the year before he died in 2006 John Rae wanted to make the journey to discover what he believed. This is the first book on Christianity and belief that I have become totally involved in. So many of us are in the same state as John was. It is wonderful to go with him on his voyage of discovery' - Amazon review
'An excellent and thought-provoking book which I would highly recommend to believers and non-believers alike' - Amazon review John Rae (1931-2006) was a British educator and author. His novel, The Custard Boys was published in 1960 and adapted as a film (Reach for Glory) in 1962.
In the year before he died in 2006 John Rae wanted to make the journey to discover what he believed. This is the first book on Christianity and belief that I have become totally involved in. So many of us are in the same state as John was. It is wonderful to go with him on his voyage of discovery' - Amazon review
'An excellent and thought-provoking book which I would highly recommend to believers and non-believers alike' - Amazon review John Rae (1931-2006) was a British educator and author. His novel, The Custard Boys was published in 1960 and adapted as a film (Reach for Glory) in 1962.
Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:B0BS8R6MDQ
ISBN13:9798373536950
Release Date:January 2023
Publisher:Independently Published
Length:142 Pages
Weight:0.32 lbs.
Dimensions:0.3" x 5.1" x 7.8"
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