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Aki gondolkodik, annak hinnie kell by A. E. Wilder-Smith - Hungarian translation of He Who Thinks Has To Believe

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Aki gondolkodik, annak hinnie kell by A. E. Wilder-Smith

Hungarian Translation of: He Who Thinks Has to Believe
UPC Code: 9639012505

Overview

Aki gondolkodik, annak hinnie kell is the Hungarian translation of Dr. A. E. Wilder-Smith’s thought-provoking work, He Who Thinks Has to Believe. The book challenges the notion that faith is primarily emotional, presenting a compelling argument that faith is rooted in intellect, with emotions playing a secondary role. This concise yet profound exploration integrates science, philosophy, and theology to demonstrate the intellectual basis of Christian belief.

Product Features

  • Title: Aki gondolkodik, annak hinnie kell
  • Author: Dr. A. E. Wilder-Smith
  • Language: Hungarian (translated from He Who Thinks Has to Believe)
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 72
  • ISBN: 963-9012505
  • Publisher: EVANGÉLIUMI
  • Publication Year: 1998

About the Author

Dr. A. E. Wilder-Smith was a distinguished scientist and theologian with a remarkable academic background:

  • Academic Achievements: He earned three doctorates:
    • PhD in Physical Organic Chemistry (Reading University, 1941)
    • PhD in Pharmacology (University of Geneva, 1964)
    • PhD in Pharmacology (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich)
  • Professional Contributions:Legacy: Wilder-Smith is remembered as a pioneering voice in integrating scientific rigor with Christian apologetics.
    • Served as Director of Research at a Swiss pharmaceutical company.
    • Taught Chemotherapy and Pharmacology at the University of Geneva Medical School.
    • Held visiting professor positions at the University of Illinois and the University of Bergen.
    • Received multiple accolades for his excellence in teaching, including three Golden Apple Awards.

Interesting Facts

  • Key Thesis: Wilder-Smith emphasizes that faith is an intellectual process rather than a purely emotional experience.
  • Scientist and Apologist: As a highly respected chemist and pharmacologist, Wilder-Smith effectively bridged the gap between science and theology.
  • Timeless Insights: His arguments remain relevant today, inspiring readers to explore how intellectual reasoning supports belief in God.
  • Accessible Format: With just 72 pages, this book is an ideal introduction to the intersection of faith and intellect for readers of all backgrounds.

Publishers

EVANGÉLIUMI Publishing: Known for producing biblically sound literature that encourages spiritual growth and intellectual engagement with faith.

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#FaithAndReason #ChristianApologetics #AEWilderSmith #HungarianChristianBooks #FaithIsIntellectual #ChristianPhilosophy #ChristianThinkers #ScienceAndFaith

Áttekintés

Aki gondolkodik, annak hinnie kell Dr. A. E. Wilder-Smith He Who Thinks Has to Believe című művének magyar fordítása. A könyv kihívást intéz az ellen az elképzelés ellen, hogy a hit elsősorban érzelmi alapú. Wilder-Smith érvei szerint a hit értelmi alapokon nyugszik, az érzelmek pedig alárendelt szerepet játszanak. Ez a tömör, de mélyreható elemzés a tudomány, a filozófia és a teológia integrálásával mutatja be a keresztyén hit intellektuális alapját.

Érdekes tények

  • Kulcsgondolat: Wilder-Smith hangsúlyozza, hogy a hit egy értelmi folyamat, nem pusztán érzelmi élmény.
  • Tudós és apologéta: Kiváló kémikusként és farmakológusként Wilder-Smith hidat épített a tudomány és a teológia között.
  • Időtálló bölcsesség: Érvei ma is relevánsak, és arra inspirálják az olvasókat, hogy megértsék, miként támasztja alá az intellektuális gondolkodás Istenbe vetett hitünket.
  • Könnyen érthető formátum: Mindössze 72 oldal, így ideális bevezető olvasmány a hit és értelem kapcsolatához.

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