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Weird Christians I Have Met
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Item description for Weird Christians I Have Met by Philip Baker...
Overview
In Weird Christians I Have Met, international best-selling author Phil Baker takes a lighthearted approach in his plea for balance in the Christian life. His refreshing look at Christian character is the result of both observation and experience and includes such fascinating characters as End-Time Ed, Judgmental Jill, and Pentecostal Pamela. We are all on a journey and can easily wander off the road, spinning our tires a little on the gravelly shoulder. Let Phil help you get back on track and on the road to true Christlike character |
Item Specifications...
Studio: Deeper Calling Media, Inc.
Pages 136
Dimensions: Length: 7.8" Width: 5" Height: 0.5"
Weight: 0.35 lbs.
Binding Softcover
Release Date Apr 1, 2004
Publisher STL/FAITHWORKS #617
ISBN 0646337092
ISBN13 9780646337098
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 | A nice look at different category of Christians Aug 23, 2004 |
We've all known Christians like these, whether you are a church-goer or not. Philip Baker outlines 10 kinds of Christians, their positive points and their negative aspects. He gives each trait a name, like "Theological Theo" or "End Time Ed" and describes how each help the church and how they hinder it.
Basically, this book tries to balance the extremes with biblical truth. The nice thing about the book is that MOST traits he doesn't out and out dismiss. He aknowledges the need for theology (Theological Theo), emotion (Penticostal Pamela), study of spirital warfare (Demonic Dave), among others, but says that extremism can be more harmful than benificial.
And he doesn't go out trying to please everyone. When a trait is bad, he calls it a spade. Baker couldn't find much good to say about putting on a fake front (Plastic Pete), or judging people constantly (Judgemental Jill). Instead of just pointing fingers he offers good solutions.
The book is fairly short (shy of 140 pages) so don't expect an in-depth study. However it says a lot of things which should have been said before now. | | | Write your own review about Weird Christians I Have Met
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