Faith Intersections : Christians Listen To A Muslim A Scientologist A Buddh
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1. Listening To A Former Christian
2. Listening To A Rabbi
3. Listening To A Mormon
4. Listening To A Secular Humanist
5. Listening To Scientologists
6. Listening To An Atheist/Agnostic
7. Listening To Muslims
8. Listening To Buddhists
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An extrovert will make friends when in line buying coffee. A shared love of warm beverages becomes the topic at hand, and then maybe a few day-to-day pleasantries are exchanged as well. But, what if that person standing behind you asks about the sticky subjects in your life-faith, belief systems, morals, politics, or the Church? What do you say? How do you talk to someone without giving a sermon on the rights and wrongs of your own faith?
Faith Intersections brings to light the idea of listening-rather than talking-to your friends, neighbors, and even the strangers in line about their faiths. Formatted in interview style, each chapter is a listening opportunity as a Christian leader interviews a person of another faith.
With honest exploration, Faith Intersections provides the readers-the listeners-with a challenge to rethink how they converse with individuals of other faiths.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780834124677
ISBN10: 083412467X
Compiled by: Matthew Zimmer
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2010
Publisher: The Foundry Publishing – formerly Beacon Hill Pres
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