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Thursday, May 14, 2015

Why I Believe

A Philosophical and Practical Apology for My Faith in God


By: Dr. Jordan R. Jensen


One of the greatest scientific mysteries about truth is: What, and Who – if anyone or anything – lives and breathes beyond this life and world. The purpose of this essay is not to conjecture about specifics or promote a specific denominational dogma on the subject. However, since one’s beliefs about such empirical unknowns have an unquestionable and significant impact upon one’s thoughts, speech, and actions in life, the subject—and the questions it raises—cannot rationally be ignored. For who has ever lived who did not wonder what does, or does not, come after the conclusion of one’s mortal journey?

JJ's Journal: 1987

The Personal Journals of Jordan Rex Jensen  1987 January Thursday, January 1, 1987 Annual School Picture Mesa, Arizona September 1987 Age 8 ...