Christian Dominion, The Legacy of Early America by Bob and Rose Weiner Price: $5.00 Format: Paperback, 27 pp. ISBN# 0-938558-10-2 Timely reading for the new millennium, this booklet looks at the Christian vision and legacy of early Americans, and challenges you to examine your own attitude about the future. Whether one of fear or hopeful expectation, it is reflected in the way you live today. About the Booklet "The hope of Christian dominion, which brought America to birth, weaves like a silver cord through her history," Bob and Rose Weiner write in Christian Dominion, The Legacy of Early America. From John Adams to Thomas Jefferson to Harriet Beecher Stowe, a Christian conviction of hope and conquering faith is found. These and other leading figures of early America hoped and believed Christianity would some day spread throughout all nations. This booklet thoughtfully examines why their attitudes are significant in today's world. The Weiners draw on the beliefs of John Calvin concerning the coming Kingdom of God, and the life of David Livingston, African explorer and missionary, to substantiate their premise: "If you do not believe that Christianity is destined to conquer in time and in history, you will not work for the transformation of society." As such, the trials, persecutions and sacrifices of early Americans were born with an attitude of eager expectancy and meaning. Their work was a work for posterity's sake. Do contemporary Christians take such a long view? What will their legacy be? The Weiner's offer their conclusions and challenge you to examine your own. Ordering Information 92145324 [add] christDom $2.50
Giving each student a Firm Foundation book and a Cell Group Guidebook with a practical plan of daily homework assignments . . . and a 6-month goal of winning 10 classmates and starting a cell group . . . was Holy Spirit Wisdom.
--Dr. Mark Neuenschwander, Medical Missionary and Surgeon
Christian Dominion
