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Binding: HardcoverDewey Decimal Number: 230 EAN: 9780891075615 ISBN: 0891075615 Label: Crossway Books Manufacturer: Crossway Books Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 368 Publication Date: April 10, 1990 Publisher: Crossway Books Studio: Crossway Books Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Wonderful Intellectual DiscussionThis is an excellent review of modern society and its decline from the view of a Christian intellectual giant.A Francis A. Schaeffer Trilogy: Three Essential Books in One Volume Rating: - Reviewing the links between culture and religionThis book contains three books. It is an anthology of Francis Schaeffer's work. The books are "The God Who Is There," "Escape from Reason," and "He Is There and He Is Not Silent." Francis Schaeffer was an author who tried to keep fingers on the pulse of culture. He often related arts and other cultural institutions to the changing world views throughout history. Schaeffer was indeed a Christian, and one of the most engaging Christians with the world in a period ... Read More Rating: - Life ChangerI grew up in the healing revivals of the fifties and consequently it was easier for me to believe in God than not. However my faith wavered because of intellectual issues until I read Francis Shaeffer's books and the questions were put to rest. Rating:  - Right to the pointSchaeffer doesn't hesitate to jump right into what he wants to say! He doesn't give a preview of his intentions, he just says it. Which, that is confusing sometimes because you don't always know where he's coming from. But otherwise, great book! Rating: - These books saved meI'm not exaggerating when I say that Schaeffer's "Trilogy" saved my faith, or at least saved me many, many years of trouble. The distinctions he makes between Biblical faith, church culture, and church history are life-saving to the sensitive and deep thinking. His overview of history and the history of philosophy are likewise lucid and at times revelatory (and echo a similar treatment by American Awakening theologian Jonathan Edwards whose overview of Western history is also simple brilliance). ... Read More 
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