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This study guide accompanies Francis A. Schaeffer’s work on the impact of a Christian worldview from the Roman era to the present. It examines how belief in an infinite personal God and the teachings of Jesus and the New Testament influenced Western society, how those beliefs spread and were challenged, and what changes occur when that worldview is withdrawn. Each chapter is reviewed in detail, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the book’s arguments and conclusions.
First publish date: September 1976
Genre: Religion & Spirituality/Christianity
Authors: Francis A. Schaeffer
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