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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Great DisconnectWhere Faith Meets TruthWhat if the questions you've been taught not to ask are the most important ones of all?For billions of people, religion provides answers to life's deepest mysteries. It offers meaning, purpose, identity, comfort, and a framework for understanding the world. Yet beneath that certainty lies a troubling reality: Christianity alone has fractured into tens of thousands of denominations, each claiming access to the same truth while often disagreeing on its most fundamental teachings.In The Great Disconnect, author James Abington embarks on a fearless investigation into one of humanity's oldest and most influential ideas-the belief in God.Drawing from history, psychology, archaeology, evolutionary biology, neuroscience, and critical inquiry, Abington examines how religious beliefs originate, why they persist, and why they feel so compelling even when they conflict with evidence. Along the way, readers confront questions that many have wondered about but few have explored in depth: Why do religions evolve?Why does faith feel true?Where did the idea of God originate?What happens when belief conflicts with evidence?Can meaning exist without religion?Rather than attacking believers, The Great Disconnect explores the human forces that shape belief itself. It examines the role of culture, identity, fear, hope, belonging, and cognitive bias in the formation of deeply held convictions. It traces the development of religious ideas from humanity's earliest attempts to explain an uncertain world through the rise of organized religion and into the modern age.But this book is about more than religion.It is about how human beings construct meaning. It is about our search for certainty in an uncertain universe. It is about the stories we inherit, the institutions we trust, and the difficult process of separating what is true from what is merely familiar.Provocative, accessible, and deeply thought-provoking, The Great Disconnect challenges readers to examine assumptions that are often accepted without question. Whether you are a devoted believer, a skeptic, a former believer, or simply someone curious about the origins of faith, this book offers a compelling journey into one of the most important conversations humanity can have.The goal is not to tell you what to think.The goal is to encourage you to ask why you think it.And to follow the evidence wherever it leads. The Great Disconnect is a provocative and deeply researched examination of Christianity, religion, and belief itself, blending psychology, neuroscience, history, archaeology, biblical scholarship, and modern social analysis. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Great DisconnectWhere Faith Meets TruthWhat if the questions you've been taught not to ask are the most important ones of all?For billions of people, religion provides answers to life's deepest mysteries. It offers meaning, purpose, identity, comfort, and a framework for understanding the world. Yet beneath that certainty lies a troubling reality: Christianity alone has fractured into tens of thousands of denominations, each claiming access to the same truth while often disagreeing on its most fundamental teachings.In The Great Disconnect, author James Abington embarks on a fearless investigation into one of humanity's oldest and most influential ideas-the belief in God.Drawing from history, psychology, archaeology, evolutionary biology, neuroscience, and critical inquiry, Abington examines how religious beliefs originate, why they persist, and why they feel so compelling even when they conflict with evidence. Along the way, readers confront questions that many have wondered about but few have explored in depth: Why do religions evolve?Why does faith feel true?Where did the idea of God originate?What happens when belief conflicts with evidence?Can meaning exist without religion?Rather than attacking believers, The Great Disconnect explores the human forces that shape belief itself. It examines the role of culture, identity, fear, hope, belonging, and cognitive bias in the formation of deeply held convictions. It traces the development of religious ideas from humanity's earliest attempts to explain an uncertain world through the rise of organized religion and into the modern age.But this book is about more than religion.It is about how human beings construct meaning. It is about our search for certainty in an uncertain universe. It is about the stories we inherit, the institutions we trust, and the difficult process of separating what is true from what is merely familiar.Provocative, accessible, and deeply thought-provoking, The Great Disconnect challenges readers to examine assumptions that are often accepted without question. Whether you are a devoted believer, a skeptic, a former believer, or simply someone curious about the origins of faith, this book offers a compelling journey into one of the most important conversations humanity can have.The goal is not to tell you what to think.The goal is to encourage you to ask why you think it.And to follow the evidence wherever it leads. The Great Disconnect is a provocative and deeply researched examination of Christianity, religion, and belief itself, blending psychology, neuroscience, history, archaeology, biblical scholarship, and modern social analysis. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Great DisconnectWhere Faith Meets TruthWhat if the questions you've been taught not to ask are the most important ones of all?For billions of people, religion provides answers to life's deepest mysteries. It offers meaning, purpose, identity, comfort, and a framework for understanding the world. Yet beneath that certainty lies a troubling reality: Christianity alone has fractured into tens of thousands of denominations, each claiming access to the same truth while often disagreeing on its most fundamental teachings.In The Great Disconnect, author James Abington embarks on a fearless investigation into one of humanity's oldest and most influential ideas-the belief in God.Drawing from history, psychology, archaeology, evolutionary biology, neuroscience, and critical inquiry, Abington examines how religious beliefs originate, why they persist, and why they feel so compelling even when they conflict with evidence. Along the way, readers confront questions that many have wondered about but few have explored in depth: Why do religions evolve?Why does faith feel true?Where did the idea of God originate?What happens when belief conflicts with evidence?Can meaning exist without religion?Rather than attacking believers, The Great Disconnect explores the human forces that shape belief itself. It examines the role of culture, identity, fear, hope, belonging, and cognitive bias in the formation of deeply held convictions. It traces the development of religious ideas from humanity's earliest attempts to explain an uncertain world through the rise of organized religion and into the modern age.But this book is about more than religion.It is about how human beings construct meaning. It is about our search for certainty in an uncertain universe. It is about the stories we inherit, the institutions we trust, and the difficult process of separating what is true from what is merely familiar.Provocative, accessible, and deeply thought-provoking, The Great Disconnect challenges readers to examine assumptions that are often accepted without question. Whether you are a devoted believer, a skeptic, a former believer, or simply someone curious about the origins of faith, this book offers a compelling journey into one of the most important conversations humanity can have.The goal is not to tell you what to think.The goal is to encourage you to ask why you think it.And to follow the evidence wherever it leads. The Great Disconnect is a provocative and deeply researched examination of Christianity, religion, and belief itself, blending psychology, neuroscience, history, archaeology, biblical scholarship, and modern social analysis. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Great DisconnectWhere Faith Meets TruthWhat if the questions you've been taught not to ask are the most important ones of all For billions of people, religion provides answers to life's deepest mysteries. It offers meaning, purpose, identity, comfort, and a framework for understanding the world. Yet beneath that certainty lies a troubling reality: Christianity alone has fractured into tens of thousands of denominations, each claiming access to the same truth while often disagreeing on its most fundamental teachings.In The Great Disconnect, author James Abington embarks on a fearless investigation into one of humanity's oldest and most influential ideas-the belief in God.Drawing from history, psychology, archaeology, evolutionary biology, neuroscience, and critical inquiry, Abington examines how religious beliefs originate, why they persist, and why they feel so compelling even when they conflict with evidence. Along the way, readers confront questions that many have wondered about but few have explored in depth:Why do religions evolve Why does faith feel true Where did the idea of God originate What happens when belief conflicts with evidence Can meaning exist without religion Rather than attacking believers, The Great Disconnect explores the human forces that shape belief itself. It examines the role of culture, identity, fear, hope, belonging, and cognitive bias in the formation of deeply held convictions. It traces the development of religious ideas from humanity's earliest attempts to explain an uncertain world through the rise of organized religion and into the modern age.But this book is about more than religion.It is about how human beings construct meaning. It is about our search for certainty in an uncertain universe. It is about the stories we inherit, the institutions we trust, and the difficult process of separating what is true from what is merely familiar.Provocative, accessible, and deeply thought-provoking, The Great Disconnect challenges readers to examine assumptions that are often accepted without question. Whether you are a devoted believer, a skeptic, a former believer, or simply someone curious about the origins of faith, this book offers a compelling journey into one of the most important conversations humanity can have.The goal is not to tell you what to think.The goal is to encourage you to ask why you think it.And to follow the evidence wherever it leads.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Great Disconnect | Where Truth Meets Faith | James Abington (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Abington Editions | EAN 9798995270607 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…