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Truth, Peace and Faith
This document presents selected excerpts from Truth, Peace and Faith, a theological and philosophical exploration of Jerusalem, biblical prophecy, and the relationship between truth, peace, and faith in the modern world. The excerpts introduce the book’s central thesis: that persistent global conflict—particularly surrounding Jerusalem—cannot be understood through politics or ideology alone, but must be examined through the lens of biblical history, religious claims, and moral coherence. The full book examines competing religious narratives, tests historical and logical claims, and argues that peace cannot be sustained without truth, and truth cannot be sustained without faith. The complete work is available through Wipf and Stock Publishers and other academic retailers.
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