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All Roads Lead Somewhere

A Journey Through the Apostles' Creed

Stefano Piva

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Código Libristo: 08739645

Editores Guardian Books, noviembre 2011

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All roads lead somewhere-some lead you off a cliff, some lead you to a dead end, some lead places you would never want to go, and some lead you closer to life's meaning, but in the midst of this maze of pathways is there a road that can lead us to meaning itself? Using the Apostles' Creed as his map, Stefano Piva examines its claims and shows that this early Christian statement of faith has a profoundly relevant message for us today. This is a good study for those inquiring about Christianity and for those who already claim to be a Christian, but want a deeper understanding of their faith. About the Author: Stefano Piva is the lead pastor of Bethany Baptist Church in Richmond, British Columbia. He graduated from Edmonton Baptist Seminary (now Taylor Seminary). For comments, questions, inquiries, or critiques about the material presented in this book, please refer to his contact information inside this book.