Man's World Versus God's World
by Jon Jorgenson
WestBow Press


"At the end of the day, do you have real peace? Do distractions control our lives? Do we need to reexamine our purpose?"

Jorgenson's book raises some thought-provoking questions and topics for discussion. For example, what happens when the modern secular message received in newscasts and online discussions bumps up against and contradicts biblical teachings and wisdom? What unforeseen problems appear on a daily basis for which there is already timeless advice for handling oneself and any issues as they arise? By comparing the everyday world to the teachings of Christianity, one sees how the lessons of the Old and New Testaments can guide one's thinking and reduce stress and anxiety through simple, direct connections. While society and politics will continue to debate whether to separate or integrate these two worlds, for believers and followers of God, the distinction between them has never truly existed.

Tackling hot-button issues and ongoing sources of debate directly, this book offers peace of mind and mental clarity on a variety of complex topics. Each chapter begins with a clear and thoughtful assessment of the current state of the issue being examined, shaped by how we treat it and our attitudes toward it, before the author presents scripture that applies to matters deemed too complicated or delicate to handle. At the end of each section, there is a series of questions that readers can ask themselves or discuss in groups or with others to help bridge the gap between these two lines of thinking. Jorgenson's selected topics are kept brief, handled succinctly, and addressed confidently, offering guidance and reassurance without overcomplicating matters. From wealth and world peace to climate change and the creation of the universe, this book provides simple, direct perspectives on issues that have dominated headlines for decades, if not longer.

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