iTunes AudioBook - Dallas Willard - The Divine Conspiracy
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- Audio > Audio books
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- 1
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- 52.22 MB
- Spoken language(s):
- English
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- Dallas Willard Divine Conspiracy
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- Nov 24, 2008
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- TGIFNC
THE GOSPEL IS FREE - NOT CHEAP Click on my username to see more torrents. iTunes AudioBook - Dallas Willard - The Divine Conspiracy PLEASE ONLY DOWNLOAD IF YOU INTEND TO SEED FOR 2 WEEKS. Play your part in keeping the Gospel FREE. All my torrents are ENCRYPTED. Turn on encryption in your client if you want to download or you won't see anything. Like any uploader, I like to see appreciative comments below :)
I do not like religion of any kind.
I do not like religious zealots.
I do not like to be dictated to seed fo r2 weeks, especially by a religious zealot.
I do not care if your torrent is encrypted or not as I won't be wasting my time to spread lies.
This is the most appreciative comment I can think about you. Kapisch ?
I do not like religious zealots.
I do not like to be dictated to seed fo r2 weeks, especially by a religious zealot.
I do not care if your torrent is encrypted or not as I won't be wasting my time to spread lies.
This is the most appreciative comment I can think about you. Kapisch ?
Thanks for your comment m26us. Love wins.
Amazon.com Review
Dallas Willard, an acclaimed theologian and professor of philosophy at the University of Southern California, fulfills the longing of many Christians who want to live as true disciples of Christ rather than distant dabblers. Likewise, he scoffs at consumer Christians who are simply banking on admittance to heaven as their payoff for attending church. Or worse still, those who use Christianity to advance their political agendas rather than their spiritual ones. But this is not a scolding book. Rather, Willard devotes his efforts to discussing specific and inspiring ways to develop a discipleship to Jesus--not as an act of sacrifice or even one of spiritual luxury--instead, as everyday people committed to the teachings of Christ. "The really good news for Christians is that Jesus is now taking students in the master class of life," writes Willard. "So the message of and about him is specifically a gospel for our life now, not just for dying. It is about living now as his apprentices in kingdom living, not just as consumers of his merits." --Gail Hudson
Dallas Willard, an acclaimed theologian and professor of philosophy at the University of Southern California, fulfills the longing of many Christians who want to live as true disciples of Christ rather than distant dabblers. Likewise, he scoffs at consumer Christians who are simply banking on admittance to heaven as their payoff for attending church. Or worse still, those who use Christianity to advance their political agendas rather than their spiritual ones. But this is not a scolding book. Rather, Willard devotes his efforts to discussing specific and inspiring ways to develop a discipleship to Jesus--not as an act of sacrifice or even one of spiritual luxury--instead, as everyday people committed to the teachings of Christ. "The really good news for Christians is that Jesus is now taking students in the master class of life," writes Willard. "So the message of and about him is specifically a gospel for our life now, not just for dying. It is about living now as his apprentices in kingdom living, not just as consumers of his merits." --Gail Hudson
Commenter said:
"You're a wee bit pompous, aren't you? "
I say:
Yes I am and damn proud of it. Moses, Jesus or Mohammad are all redundant charlatans. You need no one to come between you and the god to believe if you choose to do so.
"You're a wee bit pompous, aren't you? "
I say:
Yes I am and damn proud of it. Moses, Jesus or Mohammad are all redundant charlatans. You need no one to come between you and the god to believe if you choose to do so.
HA HA HA!
m26us:
"Yes I am and damn proud of it. Moses, Jesus or Mohammad are all redundant charlatans. You need no one to come between you and the god to believe if you choose to do so."
Saying "I'm pompous and proud of it" is kind of redundant isn't it? ;-]
Besides, who's really the zealot here? Is it the guy who puts up content so that those who are interested can search for it and find it of their own free will? Or the guy who find torrents with content he disagrees with and then begins arrogantly preaching his own convictions without an invitation to do so?
"Yes I am and damn proud of it. Moses, Jesus or Mohammad are all redundant charlatans. You need no one to come between you and the god to believe if you choose to do so."
Saying "I'm pompous and proud of it" is kind of redundant isn't it? ;-]
Besides, who's really the zealot here? Is it the guy who puts up content so that those who are interested can search for it and find it of their own free will? Or the guy who find torrents with content he disagrees with and then begins arrogantly preaching his own convictions without an invitation to do so?
What does 'encrypted' mean in terms of this torrent? Thanks for making Dallas Willard more widely known.
Please seed!!!
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