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Right from Wrong

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Milton Keynes
Kiadó: Word Publishing Ltd
Kiadás helye: Milton Keynes
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Kötés típusa: Ragasztott papírkötés
Oldalszám: 332 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 23 cm x 16 cm
ISBN: 084-9936-047
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OUR YOUNO NŐM ARI PACINO TA CRISIS Of TRUTH lie headlines scream daily of classroom violence, children selling drugs, gang killings, and rampant teenage sex-the natural behavior of a generation that has lost its belief in objective right and wrong. To them, truth is a matter of taste; morality of individual preference. And these are not just the kids across the Street; they are the young people in our own churches-in our own families. Church leaders and parents are painfully aware that their kids are veering away from biblical values at an alarming rate. Josh McDowelFs new, extensive study of evangelical churched youth shows that 57 percent cannot affirm that an objective standard for right and wrong even exists. This study uncovers many other appalling trends: % % * 66 percent lied to their parents within the past three months 36 percent cheated within the past three months 23 percent tried to hurt someone in the same period 55 percent have engaged in sexual activity by age 18 In... Tovább

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OUR YOUNO NŐM ARI PACINO TA CRISIS Of TRUTH lie headlines scream daily of classroom violence, children selling drugs, gang killings, and rampant teenage sex-the natural behavior of a generation that has lost its belief in objective right and wrong. To them, truth is a matter of taste; morality of individual preference. And these are not just the kids across the Street; they are the young people in our own churches-in our own families. Church leaders and parents are painfully aware that their kids are veering away from biblical values at an alarming rate. Josh McDowelFs new, extensive study of evangelical churched youth shows that 57 percent cannot affirm that an objective standard for right and wrong even exists. This study uncovers many other appalling trends: % % * 66 percent lied to their parents within the past three months 36 percent cheated within the past three months 23 percent tried to hurt someone in the same period 55 percent have engaged in sexual activity by age 18 In Right from Wrong Josh McDowell along with Bob Hostetler provide the tools to re verse this alarming decline. In vintage McDowell fashion, this book provides families and the church with a "truth apologetic '-a defense of truth that will enable adults to equip their youth with the ability to resist the erosion of their values and determine what is right from wrong. Right from Wrong off'ers not a quick fix, but a thorough, biblical and practical blueprint for understanding morál absolutes and passing on core values to the next generation. Josh McDowell is an intemationally known speaker, author, and traveling representative for Campus Crusade for Christ. He has written more than tliirtyfive books, including the classic Evidence that Demands a Verdict. Josh and his wife Dottie have four children. Bob Hostetler is a writer, editor, and speaker. His books include Don Jt Check Your Brains at the Door, The Lőve Killer (both co-authored with Josh McDowell), and They CallMe A.W.O.L. He and his wife Robin live in southwestern Ohio with their two children Aubrey and Aaron. Cover design by Dávid Riley + Associates Corona Del Mar, Calífornia ISBN 084-9936-047 9780849936043 Vissza
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