If you are one of the 29% of adults in the United States who are unaffiliated with an organized religion, come and discover what you may be looking for. This book unveils a philosophy and belief system that people wish they had known about much sooner.

An Alternative to Believing in Nothing offers a bold yet reasoned path for readers unaffiliated with organized religion yet unwilling to accept a purely materialist worldview. Reviving the Enlightenment ideals of Deism, the book explores how reason, nature, and a non-dogmatic belief in a Creator can provide meaning, morality, and wonder.

An Alternative to Believing in Nothing is an uplifting resource for those caught between faith and non-belief. Whether you’ve never been religiously affiliated or you have drifted away from a religion, this book introduces a third path—one guided by reason, grounded in nature, and open to discovery. A compelling path for those who reject traditional faith yet still seek purpose, morality, and wonder. Drawing on the forgotten wisdom of Deism, this book reintroduces a belief in a Creator grounded in reason and nature only.

Blending history, philosophy, and contemporary relevance, the book speaks to the agnostics, the spiritual but not religious, the skeptics, and the independent thinkers — especially young adults — who feel caught between religion and non-belief. $0.99 on Kindle.

The Tanakh, or Old Testament, contains a trove of prophecies. One of the key subjects of this prophecy is the coming of the Messiah. In The Mashiah, author Mark Stouffer examines the messianic prophecies to see if they foretold the life and mission of Jesus. Two questions we will consider are: 1) Did the prophets give any indication that there would be two comings of the Messiah?; and 2) Why did Daniel predict that the Messiah would be killed?

Hesed is for Jewish people who want to know the truth about Jesus. It is also good for Christians who want to learn about the Tanakh, or Old Testament.
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