Assumptions that Affect Our Lives

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ISBN
9780974342573
Grade AD
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All one needs to do is open the newspaper, listen to a political debate, watch a recent Hollywood film, or pay attention to any number of other things involving, or composed by, humans to understand that at the basis of every idea and thought are certain assumptions. These assumptions, and the beliefs that are connected to them, are, in essence, the worldview of the person holding them. This book, then, is essentially a look at worldviews and the values that spring from them to influence behavior and shape the culture in which we live. Author Christian Overman traces foundational assumptions all the way back to the ancient Greeks and examines the assumptions held in five key areas God, creation, humanity, moral order, and purpose. The overall goal of the book is to "help people better understand the times in which we live so we will know what to do" as in I Chronicles 12:32. A very practical and down-to-earth book that really brings an awareness of just how important those deeply held thoughts are. Chapters end with a short summary and a handful of thought provoking discussion questions. 192 pgs, paperback. ~ Zach

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Product Format:Softcover Book
Brand:Ablaze Publishing
Author:Christian Overman
Grade:AD
ISBN:9780974342573
Length in Inches:9
Width in Inches:6
Height in Inches:0.5
Weight in Pounds:0.7
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