Über den Autor
"David Murdoch has read and studied the Bible most of his life. He was the pastor of a small church in the Houston, Texas area in the early seventies where he began counseling people with all manner of problems. He states ""many of the troubles in people's lives happen as a result of poor Bible knowledge. ""Once he discovered the languages were available to anyone using the original Strong's Concordance, the Bible became even more important in helping people. The author found that many of the beliefs held by numerous churches were based on the traditions of men rather thanillegalscripture. David firmly believes that when we please God, He is honor-bound to bless us. He has also found that many of our health issues come as a result of not following God's food laws which were never done away with. The author has found through experience that not everyone who carries a Bible knows how to use it properly.nnMany teach traditions believing it is based on solid ground. With the aid of the manuillegalscripts, the Bible will take on a new freshness and many confusing things are now made clear. David is now able to put things in the Bible in a more palatable form, especially for those who are searching. Traditions are exposed for what they are and hidden truth is brought to light. David gives two of his mentors, Dr. Arnold Murray and David Ebaugh, the credit for opening doors with regard to the manuillegalscripts. David believes the Bible has all the information we need about the past, present, and future already recorded for us by a loving Father. The answer to any of life's situations is already written. All we have to do is find it and apply it to our lives."
Klappentext
At the time of Norway's original conversion to Christianity, two missionaries stumble upon the spiritual lesson of a lifetime.
The missionaries find themselves in the company of a wise old man, who was one of the original converts to Christianity in Norway. In the form of an intelligent Socratic dialogue, the three men converse about ideas the missionaries had never before considered. The dialogue that unfolds goes deeply into exploring human sinfulness, judgment, and moral precepts. As the old man tries to explain to his audience, right and wrong - as purported to be from God's eyes - is not a true judgment, but only a mere imitation of people. The men slowly open up themselves to life-changing revelations.
A deeply theological work, The Knowledge of Good and Evil may bring readers, even if they do not understand the main thesis, to a greater understanding of the law, judgment, punishment and morality, while revealing God's love through all of them.
David Murdoch is a convert to the Roman Catholic faith and the author of the novel Ana Markovic. In addition to being a writer, he is also a historical researcher and a part-time taste tester for a large grocery store chain. He lives in Toronto, Canada.
