Who Is God?
Source of Joy and Peace, Solution to Terrorism, Crime, Addiction, Prejudice, and Deprivation
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About the Book
About “Who Is God?”
Who is god? is written for all humankind. It contains a most powerful message about two way communications between the reader and God. Getting to know God requires communication. In other words, the prerequisite to “getting to know” is two way communications between the reader and God. The reader actually becomes interactive with God.
A fundamental communications model is presented illustrating some of the simplicities and some of the complexities associated with communicating. However, the book proceeds to make two-way communicating quite simple between the reader and God. This simplicity is achieved by identifying, defining, and elaborating on terms relevant to good communications. The reader asks: "Who am I?", and an answer is provided. This is followed by an introduction to God, followed by an introduction to Jesus Christ, The Holy Spirit, The Holy Trinity, and love. With this background, the reader communicates with God, and God communicates with the reader.
Who is god? informs the reader as to how God communicates with the reader; how the reader communicates with God; some of God’s messages to the reader; some of the reader's messages to God; and finally the reader's conclusions after knowing himself or herself and God better.
The profound impacts of Who is god? on the reader are: 1) recognition of the true God, God of the Holy Bible; 2) realization that God has established the ultimate communication model; and 3) realization that this type of relationship with God is both: a) the source of peace and joy, and b) the solution to terrorism, crime, addiction, prejudice, and deprivation.
About the Author
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Henry Loyd Copeland
The author is a Christian layman who retired from General Dynamics Corporation after forty years of engineering, engineering management, and program management experience. His formal education include: Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering,
Six individuals contributed most significantly to the author's Christian background: a) Reverend Alan Newman, b) Dr. Walter Martin, c) Dr. Billy Graham, d) Dr. Robert H. Schuller, Sr., e) Reverend William Bolton, and f) Dr. John Paul Powell.
The author has been a Christian since childhood; however, he has had his Christianity challenged by his own actions and thoughts, by others purporting to be presenting the truth, and by atheist and agnostic peers and superiors in the work place. These challenges caused him to study the Holy Bible and many reference books on Christianity and other religions to enable him to more clearly identify and define his own beliefs. The result of such study and personal trust in God has: a) enabled him to know God and himself better, and b) enabled him to know that God communicates with him and that he communicates with God. The author's main objective in writing this book is to benefit others as a result of his experience.