TO BELIEVE OR NOT BELIEVE, THAT IS THE QUESTION:
Compelling new evidence for Christianity revealed
Agnostic Uncovers Clues That Point the Way to Christ
Compelling new evidence for Christianity revealed
2008-04-09
LONGWOOD, FL-Thomas J. Gorman has had many titles-gang member, carnie, professional boxer, undercover agent-but his most recent is Christian law enforcement officer. Gorman's life reads like a Hollywood movie, and his spiritual life parallels his secular life-from upstanding young Boy Scout to juvenile hall delinquent; from agnostic nonbeliever, a title he held for 26 years, to a believer firmly rooted in the Word. To Believe or Not to Believe, That Is the Question: An Undercover Agent's Quest for the Truth (paperback, 978-1-60034-988-1) tracks GormanÕs journey from his quest to disprove Christianity using investigative techniques to his spiritual awakening to the reality of Christ.
Eventually, the evidence "for Christ" was overwhelming to this one-time undercover agent, whose career included more than 1,000 covert operations and a $25,000 contract placed on his life. During his police career, his investigation into Christianity took off with the discovery of a few vital clues.
Divided into three segments, the book comprises the author's life, a detailed account of the evidence he uncovered in pursuit of the truth (archaeology, prophecies, probabilities, textual criticism, and counter arguments to Bible critics), and answers to difficult questions such as: Is there a God? Why does evil exist? Is Jesus the only way? The text also examines the creationism vs. evolution debate. With compelling evidence that Christianity is based on truth, not myth, readers will be able to see GormanÕs conclusion and come to one on their own.
Thomas J. Gorman and his wife, Denise, live in the Colorado Mountains.