Worldviews: Think For Yourself About How We See God (TH1NK Reference Collection)

Worldviews: Think for yourself about how we see God (TH1NK Reference Collection)

An easy-to-understand guide to the Bible that provides valuable insights and answers to tough questions while leading students through God? Word with selective reading plans. A great tool for evangelism.From the Back CoverBe My Neighbor. For those of us who have embraced a relationship with Christ, our church and fellow believers have become an important part of our lives. But while this community can provide comfort and support, it can also insulate us from the various ideas and concepts found around the world. In their search for answers to life? tough questions, people are adopting a range of conflicting worldviews. But with so many viewpoints to wade through, it can become confusing to figure out what each religion or nonreligious group believes. TH1NK Books presents Worldviews: Think for Yourself About How We See God, a quick-reference tool that will help you navigate the various belief systems in the world today. With a conversational style and refreshing perspective, this guide aims to provide a broad view of the origins and core beliefs of world religions, as well as nonreligious systems like humanism and postmodernism, and to set them in context with the Christian faith. It is vital that we understand people different from ourselves. As you explore today's world religions, Worldviews: Think for Yourself About How We See God will broaden your horizons of who your neighbor is while reinforcing your faith in Him.About the AuthorMark is author of over fifteen books, including Living with Less, The Upside of Downsizing Your Life (B&H), and Own Your Faith (TH1NK). His collaborative works include the New York Times bestseller, The Unusual Suspect with Stephen Baldwin (FaithWords). In addition to his work as a writer, Mark is a volunteer firefighter and serves as chaplain for his local fire department. He and his family and their two dachshunds live in Indiana. To learn more, visit his website, www.marktabb.com.John M. Yeats received his PhD from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in 2004. He has been adjunct professor at both Oklahoma Baptist University and Trinity International University. John has been the Worship Pastor as New Hope Community Church and Minister to Single Adults and College at Northside Baptist Church. John and his wife Angela are parents of three children.