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Just as fish in the ocean don't know they're wet, Christians usually don't realize they're being influenced by the postmodern worldview that dominates today's culture. Tom Neven, a journalist and book editor for Focus on the Family, helps students and young adults realize that everyone has a worldview and shows them how to compare the Christian worldview to prevalent modern and postmodern philosophies and arguments. He then applies the Christian worldview to crucial life issues such as politics, sexuality, art, music, and science, encouraging readers to apply the truth to all of life. Neven challenges readers with his logical and practical approach while appealing to them with his conversational, no-nonsense style. An important book to help students and young adults live as more effective witnesses in a postmodern culture.
Acerca del autor: Tom Neven is an editor of Focus on the Family magazine. He has written for publications such as the Washington Post and is a contributing columnist to the Denver Post, writing on current topics from a Christian perspective. He writes and lives in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Título: Do Fish Know They're Wet?: Living in Your ...
Editorial: Baker Books
Año de publicación: 2005
Encuadernación: paperback
Condición: Very Good
Edición: 2ª Edición