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How to Be Good in a World Gone Bad: Living a Life of Christian Virtue
January 1, 2004Kregel Academic & Professional224 pagesNo grades yet
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An engaging, down-to-earth manual that helps Christians figure out how to really live a good life. Organized around twenty-two virtuous character traits - including humility, discretion, diligence, generosity, creativity, wit, justice, patience, peace, gratitude, faith, and love - this book provides concrete examples of each virtue and offers practical suggestions for its development.
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