Description
*Condition Note: Book is new.*
One of the great debates in Christianity is over being good.
As Philip Yancey asked in Christianity Today, why should we strive to be "just as God wants" when He accepts each one of us "just as I am"?
If we accept the Protestant credo that our good deeds don't merit salvation, then why should we strive for goodness? Why obey the speed laws if someone else will pay our fines?
David Smith takes an intriguing look at this question and shows that while being good doesn't earn us salvation, it does bring us many other wonderful things.
Introduction
The Conversion of Arnold Becker
Picking Up My Socks
The Ballad of Chelsea and Socks
Too Many John Wayne Movies
Cleaning Out the Trunk of My Car
The Jimmy Swaggert Fan Club
"Lean on Me, Baby"
A Confession From "Little Smith"
The God Who Gave Up
Helping the Dodgers Win
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Details
Binding: |
Paperback |
Copyright: |
1996 |
Printed: |
1996 |
Pages: |
112 |
Publisher: |
Review And Herald Publishing Association |
Condition: |
New |
