Francis Schaeffer: A Mind and Heart For God
Bruce A. LittlePaperback 2010-02-01
Schaeffer's view of people was that they belonged to humanity - broken humanity, yes - but nonetheless humanity made in the image of God. It was the ground on which he treated each person with significance and respect. These addresses were given, at the first ever conference about Schaeffer's significance in engaging culture, by those who knew him. Schaeffer's contribution to interacting with people where they are is as relevant today, maybe more so, as in his lifetime.
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Francis Schaeffer's view of humanity was that all human beings are created in the image of God-broken by the fall, but nonetheless created in the image of God, and are therefore creatures of great dignity and worth. It was the driving force behind his dealings with people, causing him to treat each person with significance and respect, and it was central to his view of how Christians should reach the world around them.
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Schaeffer's view of people was that they belonged to humanity - broken humanity, yes - but nonetheless humanity made in the image of God. It was the ground on which he treated each person with significance and respect. These addresses were given, at the first ever conference about Schaeffer's significance in engaging culture, by those who knew him. Schaeffer's contribution to interacting with people where they are is as relevant today, maybe more so, as in his lifetime.
-Publisher.
Publisher Description
Francis Schaeffer's view of humanity was that all human beings are created in the image of God-broken by the fall, but nonetheless created in the image of God, and are therefore creatures of great dignity and worth. It was the driving force behind his dealings with people, causing him to treat each person with significance and respect, and it was central to his view of how Christians should reach the world around them.