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It is time for Christians to embrace a more positive view of humanity. How evil are we? How can I love myself if I am evil? What happened when Adam sinned? How does that sin influence us? Where do babies go when they die? This book, considered by man y to be Harold Eberle’s greatest work, has implication upon our understanding of sin, salvation, who God is, evangelism, and how we live the victorious life.
Table of Contents:
Introduction Chapter 1: Jesus’ View of Humanity Chapter 2: Created in God’s Image Chapter 3: The Origin of Original Sin Chapter 4: Augustine’s Great Error Chapter 5: Total Depravity Chapter 6: Misusing Key Scriptures Chapter 7: Conceived in Sin? Chapter 8: Eternally Separated? Chapter 9: Sin Entered the World Chapter 10: Generational Sins? Chapter 11: Sin and Death Reign Chapter 12: Pelagian? Chapter 13: Born Dead or Alive? Chapter 14: Innocent and Unashamed Chapter 15: Do Dead Babies Go to Hell? Chapter 16: God Stated the Consequences Chapter 17: Romans One and Two Chapter 18: They Turned Aside Chapter 19: Sinful Nature? Chapter 20: Propensity for Good or Evil? Chapter 21: The Nature of Jesus Chapter 22: Semi-Pelagian? Chapter 23: Look at People Chapter 24: Evil People Chapter 25: Implications in Relationships Chapter 26: Implications of Control Chapter 27: Implications for Victorious Living Chapter 28: Implications on How You Live Conclusion
About the Author:
More than 25 years ago, Harold R. Eberle left the pastorate to embark on a worldwide traveling ministry. In addition to his extensive speaking schedule, he has helped found a dozen Bible colleges in Africa and written more than 25 books. Harold ministers in many different denominations and Christian organizations. He is also a visiting instructor at several Bible colleges and seminaries. His passion is to see the whole Church rise in victory and maturity. Today, Harold and Linda, his wife of 34+ years, live in Yakima, Washington, where they raised their three children who are now grown. Yakima serves as headquarters for their ministry known as Worldcast Ministries and Publishing.
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