Lord of All
Subtitle: Developing a Christian World-and-Life View
Publisher: Crossway Books
Published: February 15, 2005
Place of publication: Wheaton, IL
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 320
ISBN-13: 9781581346770
Copyright date: 2005
Subjects: Faith; Religion - Christian Life; Christianity and culture; Christianity - Christian Life - General; United States; Religion; Philosophy; Church and state; Christian Life - Character & Values; Christian Ministry - Discipleship; Religion / Christian Life; Christianity - Christian Life - Character & Values; Religion - Christian Living; Christian Life - General; Christianity - General; Christianity
First sentence: Recently I preached a sermon called "The Root of the Problem," and my wife asked me the day before, after hearing the message title, "So, what is it?"
Table of contents: title: Introduction : The Christian world-and-life view; title: Part one : The sphere of the world.; title: The root of the problem; title: "This is my amoeba's world"; title: The collapse of evolution; title: A noble origin, a noble destiny; title: Part two : The sphere of humanity.; title: The Bible and life; title: Lessons from the Nazis regarding human life; title: Cloning and the stem-cell research debate; title: Suicide is not a viable option; title: Part three : The sphere of the nation.; title: A Christian view of politics; title: Christian statesmanship; title: A nation built on Christian principles; title: The Bible and the economy; title: Part four : The sphere of the school.; title: A teaching religion; title: Who stole the truth?; title: The humanists and education; title: Violence in the schoolyard; title: Part five : The sphere of the church.; title: The Bible and the soul; title: The old lamplighter; title: Will the church forget?; title: The fight for God's Word; title: Part six : The sphere of the family.; title: A Christian view of the family; title: Christian marriage; title: Christian parenting; title: The single life : heaven or hell?; title: Conclusion : Where there is no vision