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A New Paperback Copy. Contains a Prologue, 13 Chapters, and an Epilogue.
Taken from the Back Cover: "Our children are being exploited. Pressures, tensions, and temptations lurk behind every corner waiting to pull them in a thousand different directions.
How do we prepare our children, and ourselves, to stand unwavering in a world characterized by compromise?
That is the question that author Dewey Bertolini answers in Escaping The Subtle Sellout.
It's easy to say, "I'll never compromise my values or my faith," but the slide can be so subtle.
*It could be taking advantage of someone else's mistake in order to benefit myself.
*It could be working so many hours that my family and God increasingly become neglected.
*It could be a harmful attitude that I pass on to my children by a careless comment I make.
Based on his conversations with hundreds of disillusioned young people, Dewey Bertolini pleads with us not to become trapped in the compromising values of our culture. Chapter by chapter he examines the biblical principles on which we MUST build our character. Some of these convictions include:
*I live for the purpose of giving God glory; therefore, I must make every choice in light of this goal.
*My body is the living temple of the Holy Spirit; therefore, I must not pollute or defile it.
*God has placed me under authority for my protection and direction; therefore, I must obey those in authority over me.
At the end of every chapter, Dewey helps you take inventory of your own life, and offers you practical tips for helping your children develop enduring values."
Condition Notes: New Paperback Copy Published in 1992 by Victor Books with 204 pages.