10 Ways Christians Fail To Be Christian, and Other Such Essays [NOOK Book]

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Overview

Rob Bell ("Love Wins," "Sex God," "Velvet Elvis,") has declared Mr. Shore "awesome," and "a brilliant writer." Dan Savage ("It Gets Better") has called him "a wonderful writer," and written of his desire for all Christians to read his work. Tony Jones ("The New Christians") says, "John Shore is funny as hell and smart as hell."

In this collection of revised essays from his blog (JohnShore.com; Huffington Post), Mr. Shore shines the light of his humor, intelligence, and unflagging compassion into the crevices and valleys that so often separate perfectly well-meaning Christians from people who, for the life of them, cannot conceive of why anyone would ...
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Overview

Rob Bell ("Love Wins," "Sex God," "Velvet Elvis,") has declared Mr. Shore "awesome," and "a brilliant writer." Dan Savage ("It Gets Better") has called him "a wonderful writer," and written of his desire for all Christians to read his work. Tony Jones ("The New Christians") says, "John Shore is funny as hell and smart as hell."

In this collection of revised essays from his blog (JohnShore.com; Huffington Post), Mr. Shore shines the light of his humor, intelligence, and unflagging compassion into the crevices and valleys that so often separate perfectly well-meaning Christians from people who, for the life of them, cannot conceive of why anyone would ever want to be Christian.

Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940012415097
  • Publisher: John Shore
  • Publication date: 1/14/2011
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 195,044
  • File size: 363 KB

Meet the Author

John is a popular blogger on JohnShore.com, and for The Huffington Post.

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  • Posted October 8, 2011

    John Shore and Jim Wallis...super writers of the christian left

    This was a great read!

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  • Posted August 19, 2011

    Needs to do some research ...

    Jesus was around at Creation & in the OT during Theophany. One Theophany was in Judges. Then there is King Melchizedek. So Jesus was around way before yoga, zen, Aristotle or Socrates.

    He needs to just delete the paragraphs on home schooling. He has fallen for the largest myth there is, the elephant myth or the myth of socialization.

    I thought the cursing myth showed immaturity & a lack of using a thesaurus. Dumb ass is the best you got ? REALLY ?????

    1 out of 5 people found this review helpful.

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