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The book participates in the annual Bologna Children's Book Fair in Bologna, Italy
Bologna, Italy Apr 8, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - A 2012 study by the Pew Research Centre found that over 80% of the world is religious[1], believing in some form of a higher power. Christians form the largest religious group, with more than a 2.3billion adherents. It is clear, from further research by Pew Research Centre in 2015[2], that those religious beliefs will only strengthen in years to come with an estimated projection of over 3billion Christians by 2050.
More young people are turning to faith
A 2020 study into 'Gen Z' beliefs revealed that teenagers have embraced theology and religion, with over 35% of them believing in a 'higher spiritual power' - up from 21% the previous year[3]. Religious belief is growing, and so are people's questions about religion and the Bible.
Is the Bible really true, or not?
Most of us have accepted the Bible as a part of our family tradition. Do we know if it is really true? What if it is? Or what if it isn't? You are about to discover information that will affect you and your generation.
The Book Theoretical as well as Practical true to life illustrations of the reality of the BIBLE. The chosen people, the Jews, are used to illustrate the truth of the Bible. They are as pertinent as the Sun.
One mathematician said for all the prophecies about Messiah to be fulfilled in one man the odds would be virtually impossible. No wonder the Bible is the only Religious Book that uses prophecies to prove its veracity. You will be impressed by the Historical, Scientifical, Archaeological, and Health facts found in the book.
IS THE BIBLE REALLY TRUE? IS AVAILABLE ON AMAZON NOW
Is the Bible Really True? Can be purchased in paperback ($7.99) and ebook ($2.99). ISBN-13: 978-1952302596. Published June 2021 by Bishop Kitson Books.
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About Bishop C. Horace Kitson
As a Professional Land Surveyor who has observed the Sun and Stars determine the Latitude and Longitude of survey marks, Bishop C. Horace Kitson was fascinated with how our Creator uses permanent things in nature to illustrate permanent truths in the Bible.
After being a believer in God since the age of 18, and having witnessed his parents live to glorify the Most High, Kitson is delighted in his path to be an example to many. After being married to the same wonderful lady for 45 years and helping many to have great marriages by following God' truths, Kitson can truly say the Bible is true.
Notes to editors
[1] - https://www.pewforum.org/2012/12/18/global-religious-landscape-exec/
[2] - https://www.pewforum.org/2015/04/02/religious-projections-2010-2050/
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