One Mans Religious Journey

Embark on a transformative journey with 'One Man's Religious Journey,' an enlightening memoir by Ewing Stevens that intricately chronicles his 87 years of faith evolution. This captivating narrative invites readers to explore the profound growth and development of Stevens' spirituality, shedding light on his enduring commitment as an ordained Presbyterian minister. As he navigates the complexities of modern faith, Stevens engages in a thought-provoking debate on vital Christian doctrines, urging a fresh perspective amidst contemporary scholarship. This book does more than recount personal experiences; it challenges readers to interrogate their beliefs and reflect on the essence of faith itself. Stevens' rich life story intertwines with his struggles, including a five-year battle with tuberculosis, the heartbreaking loss of a son, and the subsequent death of his wife. Through these trials, he John challenges the traditional narratives of Christianity, contemplating the significance of the virgin birth, miracles, and the resurrection of Jesus. 'One Man's Religious Journey' not only serves as a philosophical autobiography but also acts as a catalyst that encourages honest contemplation about spirituality in a diverse world. Ideal for readers seeking to navigate their beliefs with sincerity and those looking to understand the role of the Christian church today, this book provides valuable insights into leading a moral life in a multifaceted universe. A must-read for anyone eager to explore faith beyond convention and embrace a holistic understanding of life’s myriad experiences.

Author: Ewing Stevens Publisher: Logos House Ltd
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 148 x 210 mm
Pages: 191
Publication Date: 21-05-2014

*Explores the growth and development and changes in one man’s faith over 87 years

*Debates and analyses, in the light of modern scholarship, key Christian doctrines.

*Speculates on the possible survival or otherwise of the Christian church in the world

Ewing’s life has known many twists and turns. He is still an ordained Presbyterian minister and has been a minister in another calling since 1979.
His faith has been shaped through illness for 5 years with tuberculosis, his theological training for the church, his experiences of the suicidal death of a son, the death of his wife and remarriage, the controversy over a book he wrote about the life of Jesus, his work over nearly 20 years with questioning and rebellious youth and 50 years of radio broadcasting.
Ewing has always questioned his Christian faith and some of the ancient doctrines of the Christian church in the light of the scientific age. The virgin birth of Jesus, the miracles, stories of Jesus’ resurrection and place of the Christian church in a world of many beliefs.
His aim is to encourage his readers to question what they believe and to be honest in their thinking about faith. And to encourage the adoption of a belief system that leads to a moral approach to the whole of life through this philosophical auto biography.