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Because all of life is important to God, we are compelled to talk about it. Whether it's addressing purity and teaching our children about sex, teens and pregnancy, caring for the woman with a high-risk pregnancy, children with special needs, caring for the single mother, or getting involved in the pro-life movement, how we interact with God's image-bearers matters. These topics are covered in Women on Life, and it's our desire that this book will inspire you to care deeply about issues of life, equip you for prayerful action and begin a conversation in your churches and homes

"The Christian's life in this world is not lived in separate compartments, the spiritual and the temporal. It is one life, the life of a child of God, and in all the various situations and relationships in which the Christian finds himself he is motivated and governed by those principles which have been implanted in him in his regeneration and which are nurtured and developed by the means of grace. It is impossible, therefore, to separate his life as a Christian from his life as a citizen; in his relation to the state, the nation, and the government the Christian rather finds but an additional opportunity to manifest and exercise the Christian spirit that is in him."

Each part has special t.p. ; Hamilton, James: The vine. The cedar. The palm. The olive. The church in the house.--Burder, H.F.: The government of the thoughts. Teh government of the tongue.--M'Cheyne, R.M. Remember Eli, a solumn call to parents. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 14

Christian Action for Life (March 1982). ; Personally identifiable information has been redacted from this item.

Christian Action for Life, volume 1, number 5 (October 1980). ; Personally identifiable information has been redacted from this item.

Why should you read this book? -- Philosophers and sages : Hokhmah and Sophia -- Philosophy within the limits of religion alone? : faith and reason -- Jesus and philosophy -- What is real? : metaphysics -- What do I know? : epistemology -- What should I value? : ethics and aesthetics -- Who and what am I? : philosophy of mind -- Understanding nature : philosophy of science -- Transforming the soul : philosophy and spiritual formation

pt. 1. Christian ethics, (or private duties) -- pt. 2. Christian economics, (or family duties) -- pt. 3. Christian ecclesiastics, (or church duties) -- pt. 4. Christian politics, (or duties to our rulers and neighbours. ; Mode of access: Internet.

How might one live the Christian faith within a culture that idealizes and privileges Christianity while also relativizing it and making it redundant? Arguing for a reconceptualization of the theology of the cross and radical communal practices, the author explores some pervasive dangers of America's new Christendom and provocatively imagines alternatives to conventional Christianity-ones whereby the church embodies an alternative politic, where it commits to cruciform non-violence, appreciates gifts by giving them away, and knows its boundaries well enough to learn from those on the other sid

Introduction / James K. Aitken and Edward Kessler -- Jews facing Christians : the burdens and blinders from the past / Marc Saperstein -- The Bible in future Jewish-Christian relations / John F.A. Sawyer -- The Orthodox churches in dialogue with Judaism / Nicholas de Lange -- Jewish-Russian Orthodox Christian dialogue / Irina Levinskaya -- Catholic-Jewish agendas / Remi Hoeckman -- Institutional relations in Jewish-Christian relations / Friedhelm Pieper -- The new Europe, nationalism, and Jewish-Christian relations / David Weigall -- Israel within Jewish-Christian relations / Andrew P.B. White -- The effect of the Holocaust on Jewish-Christian relations / Stephen D. Smith -- A third epoch : the future of discourse in Jewish-Christian relations / Peter Ochs and David F. Ford -- Women's voices in Jewish-Christian relations / Christine Trevett -- Considering a Jewish statement on Christianity / Edward Kessler and James K. Aitken -- Dabru emet -- Dabru emet and its significance / Edward Kessler -- What does Christianity in Jewish terms mean? / James K. Aitken -- Jewish-Christian relations in the interfaith encounter / Martin Forward