Talking About God
Apologetics Christian Education Evangelism πŸ“– Book

Talking About God

by Sir Lionel Luckhoo

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Year
1979
Language
English

This booklet presents a simple Christian explanation of God and Jesus Christ, written especially for children while also addressing adult readers. Sir Lionel Luckhoo begins by using observations from creation, including stars, trees, the earth, and the natural world, to argue for the existence of a Creator. He encourages young readers to think about where life and the universe originated and presents God as the ultimate source of creation. The booklet then develops an explicitly Christian message centered on the identity and deity of Jesus Christ. Luckhoo stresses that accepting Jesus as Lord and God is essential to Christian faith and describes such belief as bringing joy, peace, and spiritual assurance. Written in an accessible and conversational style, the work is intended to stimulate discussion and reflection and notes that schools have used it for general instruction and comparative religious studies.

  1. 01 Dear Boys and Girls
  2. 02 Dear Grown Ups
  3. 03 Dear Boys and Girls
  4. 04 Part One – Who?
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