How God Thinks

Mankind is "the symbol-using animal," American philosopher Charles Peirce famously wrote. It's vital-literally-that we grasp our relation to symbols. God himself thinks in symbols. Since we are made in God's image, everything we think and do is symbolic as well. Moses failed to follow God's symbolism and was harshly punished, forbidden to enter the Promised Land. Keeping or breaking symbolism will decide how each of us fares on Judgment Day. Understand symbolism, or suffer the consequences.

PRAISE FOR HOW GOD THINKS

- Winner of the Pacific Book Award for Best Spirituality

- Finalist of the Pacific Book Award for Best Philosophy

- Thorough and thought-provoking, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the Bible, its history, and its society-shaping role. -US Review of Books

- Discussing the symbolic illustration in a Christian marriage between one man and woman versus homosexuality, divorce, polygamy, and polyandry, [Vancelette dives] deeper into what it means to be a man and a woman in the eyes of God. -San Francisco Book Review

- It reads like top-shelf philosophy with pragmatic commentary and poetic sensibilities. -Seattle Book Review

- David Vancelette's HOW GOD THINKS is a fascinating and original attempt to do what no theologian has ever accomplished: to get inside the mind of God. -IndieReader

QUESTIONS ANSWERED BY UNDERSTANDING SYMBOLISM:

- How has Satan made himself equal to God through broken symbolism?

- Why do hardened feminists and the LGBTQ community reject the symbolism God designed into human sexuality?

- What alternative was Jesus actually praying for in the garden when he prayed "let this cup [of crucifixion] pass from me?"

- Why do many Jews see Jesus as broken symbolism, not as the Messiah?

- This gripping, ambitious book will answer these and much more!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

David Vancelette holds a degree in computer science and has worked some four decades as a computer systems analyst at Fortune 500 companies. He has attended both the University of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Biblical University. He also studied philosophy at American Public University.

David vitally believes that sound analysis, logic, and reliance upon the Holy Spirit must be brought together to properly interpret the Bible.

"David Vancelette is an amazing author...." -Pacific Book Review