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The Ethics of Evangelism - Paperback

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by Elmer J. Thiessen (Author)

This is a brief and accessible examination of the ethics of evangelism in a post-Christian culture. Thiessen discusses the immoral practices and attitudes that are sometimes associated with evangelism and then turns his insightful attention to a better way of approaching the subject. Should we try to bring people to Christ or not? In a multi-cultural world evangelism is often under attack, with those seeking to evangelise sometimes being branded arrogant, ignorant, hypocritical and meddlesome. Against such a backdrop this unique book asks what sort of evangelism is ethical in a liberal, post-Christian society.

Number of Pages: 298
Dimensions: 0.62 x 9.21 x 6.14 IN
Publication Date: February 01, 2011
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