How to Be a Christian Without Being Religious
by Ridenour, Fritz · 1975
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Are you religious? Do you sometimes feel you have been trapped into playing a game called "church"? In this book Mr. Ridenour talks about religious hypocrisy, shows why "religion" has failed and points to true Christianity and a faith that is more than "fire insurance." The New Testament book of Romans is presented in its entirety in the crisp modern language of the "Living Letters" paraphrase. Interspersed is vital, contemporary commentary, "to-the-point" cartoons and first-person testimonies of outstanding people you know and admire. Take a look inside - discover the vital key about how to be a Christian without being religious.
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