GOD WITHIN US

What if humanity has spent thousands of years searching for God outside itself, without ever asking whether we might be part of something greater?
In GOD WITHIN US, R.P. Stanton asks one of the oldest questions there is, and he asks it honestly. This isn't a sermon, and it doesn't attack anyone's faith. It reads like a conversation across the kitchen table about the biggest mysteries of existence.
The investigation goes from Moses at the burning bush and God's words "I AM THAT I AM," to Genesis and what it means to be made in God's image. It looks at Egyptian beliefs about the Ka, Ba and Akh, Hindu teaching on Brahman and Atman, Buddhist rebirth, and the life and teaching of Jesus.
It also takes on questions people rarely bring up in church: Is God a person, a universal consciousness, or something beyond what we can understand?
Why do some children describe memories of lives they never lived, as in the documented case of James Leininger and WWII pilot James Huston? What do the research of Dr. Ian Stevenson and Dr. Jim Tucker and modern near-death studies actually show, and what don't they show? Is consciousness made by the brain, or does it go deeper? Did the world's religions each discover a piece of the same truth? What really happens when we die?
Every claim is sourced. Scripture is quoted in context. Historical fact is kept separate from belief, and evidence from speculation.
Skeptics and believers both get a fair hearing, and the book never claims science has proven what it hasn't. Written with Q and A Ministries, whose motto is: "Faith should never be afraid of a question, and truth should never be afraid of an investigation." Whether you're a believer, a seeker or a skeptic, this book won't tell you what to think. It invites you to investigate for yourself. Are we separate from God, or are we part of something greater?