Forgiving Like God
Find Freedom Through Biblical Forgiveness
Forgiveness sits at the heart of the Gospel, yet it raises complex theological questions. What does it mean for God to "forget" our sins? Should forgiveness be unconditional? What if there's no repentance? To gain Biblical clarity on these issues, author David Wyatt turns to an unconventional source — a dialogue with "Frank", an AI assistant programmed as a Christian theology expert.
What unfolds is a thought-provoking, accessible conversation that dives deep into divine and human forgiveness. They explore what Scripture says about God's forgiveness of mankind and how we are to forgive each other in light of God's example. The dialogue format succeeds in drawing out nuances that a treatise might miss.
Touching on essential concepts like the conditionality of forgiveness, the link between forgiveness and reconciliation, and imitating God's pattern of forgiveness, Frank and David bring sound Biblical exegesis to bear on practical questions. This is highly applicable theology, not just academic theorizing.
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This is the first book of what I hope to be several in my Conversations with Frank series. I hope it's as much of a blessing to you when you read it as it was to me in writing it.
— J. David Wyatt
What Readers Are Saying
Kristine Lowder
“A refreshingly real and biblically sound look at a thorny topic that's too often misunderstood, mis-applied, or taken too lightly. This is the kind of book you'll want to reach for again and again as you mull over the nuanced and multi-layered topic and grow your understanding of 'forgiving like God.'”
Crystelda Naidoo
“A spectacularly challenging look at biblical forgiveness and AI's ability to engage in theological discussion! ... 'Forgiving Like God' is a riveting look at how we approach faith and relationship. A memorable debut that breaks through the boundaries of faith and technological advancements.”
Tony Baldwin
“I found this book to be a blessing. The conversation between the author and "Frank" was compelling. Forgiveness is central to peace of mind. What the author did as he challenged his AI persona to elaborate and, at times, revise his conclusions allowed me to think along lines I had not previously considered.”