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Frequently Avoided Questions: An Uncensored Dialogue on Faith (2005. Auflage)

von ChuckJr. Smith (Autor)

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During the past two hundred years, Christians were challenged to answer many difficult questions relating to science and philosophy. But the world has changed. People are asking new questions that test the boundaries of faith. Emphasizing the need for dialogue in conversations of faith, Chuck Smith Jr. and Matt Whitlock explore these new questions, touching on everything from forgiveness to homosexuality. In each chapter, the authors discuss the issue in terms of how Christians may have responded before and how they could respond today-not to emphasize one over the other, but to encourage readers to examine both perspectives on each debate and thereby gain the knowledge needed to form their own responses to these tough issues.… (mehr)

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Titel:	Frequently Avoided Questions: An Uncensored Dialogue on Faith
Autoren:	ChuckJr. Smith (Autor)
Info:	Baker Books (2005), 256 pages
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Tags:	Christian Living, Marriage, Men, Women, Youth, Parenting/Family, Relationships, Current Issues

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Some questions in the book are better than others, and the authors leave more questions than answers in the end. I liked how my mind was “stretched” reading through the book for sure.

The questions:
01. Why the Bible?
02. Do I Have to Go to Church?
03. Do I Have to Sell God?
04. Can Christianity be Reduced to Steps or Stages?
05. Does God Speak Outside the Bible?
06. Is Forgiveness Real?
07. What Makes the Christian Experience Unique?
08. Are Christians the Morality Police?
09. Do Good People Go to Hell?
10. Does the Bible Contradict Evolution?
11. Am I Supposed to Hate the World?
12. Are There Gay Christians?
13. It is Wrong to Take a Job in a Bar?
14. Where is Your God?

There is also a lot of old-school vs. new-school dialog throughout the book. I don’t know the history of Smith Jr. or Whitlock, but I assume there’s a bit of hurt. (

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During the past two hundred years, Christians were challenged to answer many difficult questions relating to science and philosophy. But the world has changed. People are asking new questions that test the boundaries of faith. Emphasizing the need for dialogue in conversations of faith, Chuck Smith Jr. and Matt Whitlock explore these new questions, touching on everything from forgiveness to homosexuality. In each chapter, the authors discuss the issue in terms of how Christians may have responded before and how they could respond today-not to emphasize one over the other, but to encourage readers to examine both perspectives on each debate and thereby gain the knowledge needed to form their own responses to these tough issues.

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