"Confessions of a French Atheist" is a memoir by Guillaume Bignon, detailing his transition from atheism to belief. It explores morality, science, faith, and biblical reliability.

\["For seekers questioning life's big spiritual answers", "Challenges your views on faith and morality", "You will discover surprising truths about belief"\]

This memoir chronicles Guillaume Bignon's journey from atheism to faith.

Guillaume Bignon

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Foreword

1: Hooked in the Caribbean

2: A "Most Tender" Childhood

3: Relentless Pursuit of Success

4: Happiness at Any Price

5: The Turning Point

6: Intellectual Barriers

7: Searching for Certainty

8: Miracles: History or Mythology?

9: Where the Head Went, the Heart Followed

10: Moves and Debates

11: Discovering Apologetics

Epilogue: My Motivation for Writing

About the Author

__“A compelling spiritual memoir that traces Bignon’s fascinating quest for answers to life’s most profound questions.” —Lee Strobel__

__God Wasn&#146;t In His Plans Until . . .__

Guillaume Bignon was a French atheist . . . and he was perfectly happy. He was very successful as a software engineer in finance, a musician, and a volleyball player. Yet a chance encounter with a beautiful woman would change the way he thought about his life and beliefs forever.

_Confessions of a French Atheist_ is the unusual story of Guillaume Bignon&#151;a man who didn&#146;t need God but who grew to believe in God after he thought through the nature of morality, the relationship between science and faith, the supernatural, and the reliability of the Bible. With rigorous reasoning, remarkable authenticity, and a sense of humor, Guillaume takes the reader on a journey of his innermost questions and surprising discoveries.

A spiritual memoir by Guillaume Bignon detailing his journey from atheism to belief. Explores morality, science, faith, and the Bible's reliability. Ideal for seekers of truth.

\["Love stories of people finding faith in unusual ways?","Guillaume Bignon shares his road from atheist to believer","Fans of Lee Strobel's book will enjoy by Guillaume Bignon's memoir"\]

In this engaging debut, French philosopher Bignon chronicles how his failed mission to debunk Christianity led to his conversion. Raised Catholic, Bignon considered himself an atheist by the time he was in high school. In his mid-20s, Bignon resolved to disprove his girlfriend’s Christian beliefs, including her commitment to abstinence before marriage. Bignon dusted off a Bible, but to his surprise found Jesus was “full of wisdom and quick comebacks.” Bignon also befriended a local pastor with whom he met regularly to discuss theology, which led to him changing his perspectives on “the supernatural, science, sex, knowledge, and salvation.” For instance, the author describes how he came to view abstinence as reasonable after the pastor clarified that Christianity doesn’t disapprove of sexuality, but sees it as a “gift” from God to be “enjoyed within the bounds of marriage.” These talks, supplemented by independent research and a close reading of the New Testament, revived Bignon’s faith. The author’s well-reasoned arguments in favor of the existence of God and a figurative understanding of scripture, along with thoughtful rebuttals to atheist critics of divine punishment and salvation by belief, cohere in a humorous and persuasive testament to the rationality of faith. Part memoir, part spiritual and intellectual treatise, this book has the power to change minds. - __Publisher's Weekly Review__

We are all full of questions, but for Guillaume Bignon those questions led him out of atheism and into a belief he never expected.

How God Hijacked My Quest to Disprove the Christian Faith

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