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| Publication Date: 15 Apr 2021 |
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| Publisher: IVP |
| Page Count: 192 |
| Author: John Stott |
| ISBN-13: 9781783597826, 9781789742855, 9781844746538, 9781844749089 |
Basic Christianity
Who was Jesus? Did he really rise from the dead? Discover the basics of Christian faith in this classic introduction
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Summary of Basic Christianity
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Press Reviews
a fine biography, that can hardly fail to humble the reader and cause thanksgiving ...
Lucid, clear and compelling.
A tried and tested exposition.
Explains complex and difficult issues with great insight and wisdom.
This book has introduced more people to Christ than any other book I know except the Bible.
Penetrating and fresh.
A must-read for those who are seeking God, wishing to refresh their own faith, or hoping to lead others into the loving arms of Jesus Christ.
Who was Jesus? Why was he crucified? Did he really rise from the dead? Is it plausible that he was truly divine?
Whether you are seeking to understand the Christian faith for the first time, or looking to be reminded of the basics, John Stott offers a clear and full explanation of the Gospel.
With over 2.5 million copies sold, this classic introduction is as clear and relevant on the centenary of Stott's birth as when it was first published in 1958.