Unconvinced Joseph Martin Stevenson On the other end of

On the other end of the line is "Jacquie"-a pregnant Indigenous woman

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The text combines scholarly and accessible essays with interviews of local people's experience of the Walls

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Unconvinced Joseph Martin Stevenson On the other end ofUnconvinced is a bold, accessible, and morally urgent book about a widespread assumption in religion that often goes unexamined: that we are responsible for what we believe. Drawing on philosophy, psychology, neuroscience, and theology, it makes the case that belief is not a choice and that salvation systems which reward or punish people for what they believe are therefore unjust. The book doesn't attempt to settle the question of God's existence.