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Faith to Truth: Deconstructing Christianity to Rediscover Israel is not a call to abandon faith-it is an invitation to examine it.
For centuries, the Bible has been read as a universal story about all humanity. But what if it was never written to everyone? What if its message, language, and promises were rooted in a specific people, a specific covenant, and a specific historical moment?
In this thought-provoking and deeply personal work, David Glinka challenges traditional Christian assumptions by exploring the Bible through the lens of audience relevance, historical context, and covenantal language. From the identity of the "Gentiles" to the meaning of resurrection, salvation, and the so-called "end times," this book reexamines long-held beliefs and asks whether modern interpretations have drifted from the original intent.
Blending theological analysis with personal narrative, Faith to Truth walks the reader through the unsettling-but ultimately liberating-process of deconstruction. It does not trade certainty for emptiness, but replaces inherited answers with honest questions, intellectual integrity, and a renewed sense of wonder.
For those wrestling with doubt, questioning tradition, or seeking a deeper understanding of the Bible's origins, this book offers not a final destination-but a new way to see the map.
This revised and expanded second edition includes refined arguments, additional insights, and enhanced clarity developed through continued research and reflection.
For centuries, the Bible has been read as a universal story about all humanity. But what if it was never written to everyone? What if its message, language, and promises were rooted in a specific people, a specific covenant, and a specific historical moment?
In this thought-provoking and deeply personal work, David Glinka challenges traditional Christian assumptions by exploring the Bible through the lens of audience relevance, historical context, and covenantal language. From the identity of the "Gentiles" to the meaning of resurrection, salvation, and the so-called "end times," this book reexamines long-held beliefs and asks whether modern interpretations have drifted from the original intent.
Blending theological analysis with personal narrative, Faith to Truth walks the reader through the unsettling-but ultimately liberating-process of deconstruction. It does not trade certainty for emptiness, but replaces inherited answers with honest questions, intellectual integrity, and a renewed sense of wonder.
For those wrestling with doubt, questioning tradition, or seeking a deeper understanding of the Bible's origins, this book offers not a final destination-but a new way to see the map.
This revised and expanded second edition includes refined arguments, additional insights, and enhanced clarity developed through continued research and reflection.