THE ORDINARY MAN BEFORE GOD - ŁUKASZ JERZY DUDA

Is the universe governed by chance? Does evolution eliminate God? Are the teachings of the Carpenter of Nazareth innovative? Does the theory about the theft of the Nazarene's body have a reasonable basis that would deny the resurrection? Are the New Testament teachings compatible with real life? Does the information and media revolution weaken interpersonal relationships and man's relationship with God?

• Reflections of a lawyer and political scientist on man's relationship with God.
• Considerations on the role of chance and evolution in the context of faith.
• Analysis of the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth in relation to the present day.
• Questions about the impact of the information revolution on spirituality.
• Accessible language without complicated intellectual constructions.
• Inspiration from the work of great thinkers and authorities.

In the book "The Ordinary Man Before God", Łukasz Jerzy Duda, a lawyer and political scientist, reflects on fundamental questions of faith, religion and man's relationship with God. Avoiding complicated philosophical language, the author presents his reflections in a simple and accessible way, drawing on the work of great thinkers and authorities from various fields.

Duda asks questions about the role of chance and evolution in the context of faith, analyzes the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth in relation to the present day, and considers the impact of the information and media revolution on human spirituality. His reflections are addressed to anyone seeking answers to questions about the meaning of life, faith and relationship with God.

The author, from the perspective of an "ordinary" man, not a specialist scientist, theologian or philosopher, analyzes issues of faith and religion, trying to avoid elaborate, intricate intellectual constructions. His goal is to present his thoughts in a synthetic and understandable way for every reader.

Łukasz Jerzy Duda (born in 1981) is a lawyer and political scientist, associated with the legal industry since 2005, and has been working as an advocate since 2013. He is a lover of history, philosophy and literature. He loves football. The book "The Ordinary Man Before God" is the result of his many years of reflection and searching for answers to fundamental questions about faith and the meaning of life.