The crisis facing youth today is not that they are disinterested in the spiritual. The opposite is true. Postmodern youth crave a connection to the spiritual. The real crisis today is that they see all spiritual paths equally valid and have no allegiance to any absolutes. Barna statistics show that “churched kids” think no differently than “unchurched kids.” Into this spiritual potluck, Steve Russo offers the truth about these so-called paths to God and delivers the good news about the Way. Teens will learn to evaluate other faiths and see that the biblical witness can be trusted as the absolute in the search for meaning and truth in this life.
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Wonderful resource for teachers!,
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This review is from: They All Can't Be Right: Do All Spiritual Paths Lead to God? (Paperback)
This book is a wonderful resource for evangelical christian Bible Study teachers. It gives a factual representation of each religion's major viewpoints, and where these differ from Christianity. It lays down these tenets in a non-judgemental way from an informational perspective. It is easy to read and understand. One thing I liked about this book versus several others in the genre is that this one does not talk down to the reader (I understand that if you are teaching middle schoolers you have to speak their language, but when a book refers to Mohammed as a "dude", I mentally check out - and they probably do too). This book speaks intelligently and simply but not condescendingly - and in summary, I think it would be appropriate for middle schoolers all the way up to older adults.
Another think I liked about the book is that it gives readers practical tips on things they can do to reach people from various religious backgrounds (for example, Muslims treat their scriptures with great reverence - so if you are trying to witness to a Muslim, always treat your Bible with respect). Off the top of my head (not having the book in front of me) I am fairly sure it covers the following topics: Islam Buddhism Hinduism Mormons Jehovah's Witness Occult Demonic Wiccan It also has a chapter on the major tenets of the Christian faith so that you can solidify your class's grounding in Christian theology and compare to how some of the other religions believe.
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No, there is NOT "one true way", as Russo claims.,
By Artemis MOOnSong "Wicked Witch of the West Coast" (The Western Sky, OZ) - See all my reviews
This review is from: They All Can't Be Right: Do All Spiritual Paths Lead to God? (Paperback)
Do not waste your time on this book. Russo "explains" other religions but with a heavily-biased Christian viewpoint, which is completely unfair. If Christianity was the only "Way", as Russo claims, then why would other religions exist? Consider this question, and do not buy this book.
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This review is from: They All Can't Be Right: Do All Spiritual Paths Lead to God? (Paperback)
This is a very informative book if you're interested in reading up on other religions besides Christianity. You'll learn the history of Islam, Buddism, Hinduism, Mormonism, the occult and satanism, Wicca and Witchcraft, and more. This book is definitely from a Christian perspective, but contains some very good information.
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Amy is sixteen and lives in Central Asia where her dad runs an English program. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Jesus Christ, New Age, Jehovah's Witnesses, Joseph Smith, Watchtower Society, United States, Book of Mormon, Key Differences, Pearl of Great Price, Son of God, God's Word, New Testament, New World Translation, Brigham Young, Dalai Lama, God the Father, Christ Jesus, Native Deen, New York, Reformed Egyptian, Are Mormons Christians, Mahayana Buddhists, Old Testament, Some Wiccans, Vajrayana Buddhism New!
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Amy is sixteen and lives in Central Asia where her dad runs an English program. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
occultic practices, many significant differences, eternal matter Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Jesus Christ, New Age, Jehovah's Witnesses, Joseph Smith, Watchtower Society, United States, Book of Mormon, Key Differences, Pearl of Great Price, Son of God, God's Word, New Testament, New World Translation, Brigham Young, Dalai Lama, God the Father, Christ Jesus, Native Deen, New York, Reformed Egyptian, Are Mormons Christians, Mahayana Buddhists, Old Testament, Some Wiccans, Vajrayana Buddhism New!
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- Book of Mormon by Joseph Smith on page 52, page 53, and page 59
- Pearl of Great Price by Joseph Smith on page 51, page 52, and page 59
- Compact Guide To World Religions, The by Dean Halverson in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- The Satanic Bible by Anton Szandor Lavey on page 100, and Back Matter
- Kingdom of the Cults, The by Walter Martin in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
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