The
Slumber of Christianity
By
Ted Dekker
In
his first foray into the wonderful world of non-fiction, best-selling
suspense author Ted Dekker invites Christians to examine their belief
systems via his new book, The Slumber of Christianity.
After
growing up as a missionary's kid, and then having lived in an affluent
culture, replete with promises of a Christian life filled with good
things, Dekker proposes that we have become satisfied, even morbidly
consumed with the pursuit of our own happiness, to the point where
we fail to see real scriptural truth. That true happiness is only
possible when we keep our eyes focused on what is eternal rather
than what is in the here and now.
The
reader gets to walk alongside Dekker as he shares his own search
for happiness in all the usual places and things, only to be severely
and repeatedly disillusioned. Always to begin the search again,
looking for the ultimate fulfillment, Dekker finally makes a wonderful
and revealing discovery, as you'll soon learn as you join him in
his search for the ultimate, all-consuming passion. I promise you
won't be disappointed.
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The
Book |
Nelson Books |
2005 |
Trade
paperback |
0-7852-1223-X |
Religion:
Self-help |
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The
Reviewer |
Nancy Arant Williams |
Reviewed
2005 |
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