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Unquestioned Answers: Rethinking Ten Christian Clichés to Rediscover Biblical Truths
Unquestioned Answers: Rethinking Ten Christian Clichés to Rediscover Biblical Truths
Unquestioned Answers: Rethinking Ten Christian Clichés to Rediscover Biblical Truths
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Unquestioned Answers: Rethinking Ten Christian Clichés to Rediscover Biblical Truths

Written by Jeff Myers

Narrated by Michael Beck

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We hear and say short Christian clichés all the time, such as “Jesus was a social justice warrior,” “Just have faith,” and “It’s not my place to judge.” These trite statements often go unquestioned. Sometimes they even substitute for truth, leading to a fragile and shallow faith. But what if a close study of these clichés could lead us to deep biblical truth?
 
In Unquestioned Answers, Dr. Jeff Myers rethinks ten popular Christian clichés. Through an in-depth and fresh look, Myers shares insights into these overused statements to strengthen readers’ faith and encourage them to share Jesus with others. Walk with Myers on a path to biblical truth as he explores critical topics such as social justice, faith, sin, loving others, God’s goodness, prayer, and more.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherDavid C. Cook
Release dateMar 1, 2020
ISBN9781646890156

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    Overall great book. Clear recommendation.

    But (as so often) with a lack of discernment. Names such as Evans, Keller (Calvinist, Marxist), Lewis (Witchcraft) or Metazas (Fascist) should never be recommended by any believer who is in the Spirit.

    It also lacks much more Bible references, especially in the chapter of judging of others. Not even the differentiation between outsiders and insiders (1Cor 5:12-13 is made, which is one of the key verses of biblical judgment of others. Do not judge outsiders.

    The comment 'Jesus is our Sabbath' probably points to an abolishment of the Weekly Sabbath in the eyes of the author, what is clearly wrong, the Weekly Sabbath being part of the Moral Law, not in its essence of the 600+ OC Laws.