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The Death of Christian Thought

The Death of Christian Thought

ChristianityPhilosophy & Religion
Pages
216
Published
2016
Language
English

Synopsis

This book argues that modern society is steeped in humanistic deception, which has infiltrated even Christian churches. It aims to equip believers to discern truth from lies, correctly interpret the Bible, and strengthen their faith against prevailing secular views. Readers will learn to take their thoughts captive to Christ, find joy and peace, and help others understand the eternal hope found in Jesus.

Prose complexity
7/10

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Genres

Christianity Philosophy & Religion Self-Help Philosophy Religion

About the author

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Michael D. LeMay

Michael D. LeMay writes on topics of religion and philosophy. His book, The Death of Christian Thought, explores changes in religious ideas. LeMay's work offers perspectives on the evolution of intellectual currents within Christianity.