What to read after My Belief?

An argument for inherent unity in all religious thought "Proving" the existence of God, In My Belief, Joe Isaac Gauthier draws parallels between the facts of science and the historical records and myths associated with the major religions of the world. Endeavoring to speak from a "neutral" platform, he points out the common ground within all monotheistic traditions, providing logical explanations to stories in the Bible, Qur'an, and other historical documents, and also interpreting the universal phenomena that human beings encounter in their search for meaning within theology or anthropology. My Belief is a message of unity in spite of the vast differences human beings all have in the understanding of our experiences. Gauthier's suggestion is that by applying scientific and logical reasoning to the history and content of all religions (even the religion of science), a harmonious evolution can be seen that can serve as a form of "proof" to the modern-day seeker who demands evidence of God. This marriage of science and religion is an attempt to provide some context for understanding the mysteries of the universe. Thinkers and seekers of all ages are challenged to consider the "proof" in My Belief and the appeal of the "Oneness" of a supreme energy that we are created by, exist within, and remain a part of. Book jacket.