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The Top Ten List for Christians with Leader's Guide: Priorities for Faithful Living

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This is an excellent teaching book on the "next" Ten Commandments for Christians. Dr. Moore's personal experiences and humor make this an enjoyable book for all ages. Real life application with supporting scriptures and examples. Excellent reenforcement with examples.

A bit simplistic at times, but got some good discussions going
in our Sunday School class (Methodist). Would recommend it
for Contemporary Adult Sunday School classes or Bible studies.

This is a very good book, we are using it in our Sunday School class. We have a good leader and class. Our class is made up of older single adults.

Our Sunday School Class of Middle aged adults ordered this book for class study. We are having a lot of fun with it and learning a lot at the same time. Great Study.

We all must be better stewards of the world. This book explains it in very simple language

We are using this book in our Sunday School class for adults and it has been enlightening and thought-provoking. A good basis for some excellent discussion. Moore has always been one of my favorite authors for this type of religious educational material.

I purchased "The Top Ten List for Christians: Priorities for Faithful Living" for a monthly study group. This book is so thought-provoking and written so well, especially with the Study Guide printed in the back of the book. It is one of the best, whether used for group discussion or for personal spiritual growth.

This book doesn't make sense. I am pretty sure Christians already have a Top 10 list if you know what I mean. I bet THE MAN is pretty upset about this. James Moore went all Casey Kasem on him and tried to trump HIS list. Anyway, it's your call, but I think I'm sticking with the list that dates back to B.C. and has guided the morals of man ever since, while playing a major role the development of early legal systems which has an impact present in almost all forms of modern law and faith.

Nice try James Moore.