Imagine living your life with the clear knowledge that it had no meaning. Think that through. Whether you chose to help your friend - or to kill him - ultimately it would not matter. A life lived like that - without meaning - would be a grim existence.
Some people claim they believe there is no meaning to life, many others will believe that there is but in reality most of us go from day to day doing the "what" with little or no concern for the "why". We live for the weekend, that elusive job promotion, the dream house or the ideal partner. When the question does cross our mind most of us settle on the idea that there must be a meaning to life - but thinking that way tends to get in the way of the more immediate, more simple pleasures we live for, so we try hard to distract ourselves.
But what if there is a meaning, a reality that many of us are simply oblivious to? What if the things we are presently chasing after are just blinding us to a reality that if we grasped it would turn our world upside down?
Melvin Tinker realised many years ago that there is a meaning to life, and not just his own life but to all our lives. Here he shows us what it is.
Endorsements
"Melvin Tinker analyses our modern society with great insight. In this book he provides thoughtful answers to those thinking about the great questions. Unerringly he points the reader to Jesus Christ, the ultimate answer to all the questions."
Frank Retief Former Bishop of the Church of England in South Africa
"The book is small, neat and attractive. Road to Reality is a valuable tool to help us reach our generation with the good news."
Roger Carswell Evangelist and Author
"Play a game with this book; stop reading it when you don't read something striking on the next page - I just kept going and going."
Rico Tice Evangelist; Co–founder of Christianity Explored Ministries
Melvin Tinker (1955–2021) was Vicar of St John’s Newland, Chairman of Yorkshire Gospel Partnership, Co–director of Northern Training Course and was a leading member of the Anglican group ‘REFORM’. He is a popular author on culture and faith.
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