Inklings of God: What Every Heart Suspects
Kurt BrunerInklings of God: What Every Heart Suspects
January 1, 2003Zondervan203 pages
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Probing the spiritual instincts of human beings, the author illuminates the feelings and thoughts that hint at a divine creator, evoking Socrates, Saint Francis, Kurt Bruner, and the Apostle Paul to make his case that God is self evident within the human heart.
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