Made in Image: The Fallacy of the User-Friendly God (Our)
Steven J. LawsonPaperback 2000-05-10
Have you bought into a user-friendly, "designer" deity. and missed God altogether? Pastor Steven Lawson reveals how a distorted view of a god made in our own image - instead of the true God who made us in his image - dilutes our churches and our lives. He invites us to embrace God as he's always been , holy, awesome, sovereign, and righteous. 222 pages, from Multnomah
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Digital imaging can alter a picture so fast it leaves people asking, "What is reality?" Have we bought into a user-friendly, "designer" God of our own? In his eighth provocative primer on Christian living, Pastor Steven Lawson asks if we're seeing a true picture of God these days, or a distorted one designed to fit a popular image on the present cultural canvas? Lawson tackles the timely topic on the personal and greater church levels. Non-condemning, Made in Our Image alerts readers to the dangers of a socially constructed deity and inspires them to "accept no counterfeits" for the true, living, sometimes "socially incorrect" God.
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Have you bought into a user-friendly, "designer" deity. and missed God altogether? Pastor Steven Lawson reveals how a distorted view of a god made in our own image - instead of the true God who made us in his image - dilutes our churches and our lives. He invites us to embrace God as he's always been , holy, awesome, sovereign, and righteous. 222 pages, from Multnomah
Publisher Description
Digital imaging can alter a picture so fast it leaves people asking, "What is reality?" Have we bought into a user-friendly, "designer" God of our own? In his eighth provocative primer on Christian living, Pastor Steven Lawson asks if we're seeing a true picture of God these days, or a distorted one designed to fit a popular image on the present cultural canvas? Lawson tackles the timely topic on the personal and greater church levels. Non-condemning, Made in Our Image alerts readers to the dangers of a socially constructed deity and inspires them to "accept no counterfeits" for the true, living, sometimes "socially incorrect" God.