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The Deadliest Monster: An Introduction to Worldviews

By: J.F. Baldwin

Fishermen Press / 1998 / Paperback

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What kind of a monster are you? Mr. Hyde? Frankenstein? The answer forms the foundation of your "worldview," says Baldwin, in this thought-provoking discussion about the nature of man. He explores a wide range of assumptions about God, truth, morality, psychology, and politics---and offers a systematic catalog of the ways in which the Christian perspective best matches reality. Ages 14 and up. 272 pages, softcover from Fishermen.

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Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 272
Vendor: Fishermen Press

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3 What kind of a monster are you? Mr. Hyde? Frankenstein? The answer forms the foundation of your "worldview," says Baldwin, in this thought-provoking discussion about the nature of man. He explores a wide range of assumptions about God, truth, morality, psychology, and politics---and offers a systematic catalog of the ways in which the <I>Christian</I> perspective best matches reality. Ages 14 and up. 272 pages, softcover from Fishermen.

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Date:October 29, 2009

Pauline Rietz

I can honestly say that this is the very best book I have read so far (apart from the bible or course)! I didn't want to skip a word or miss a concept! Every Christian should read this book and have their eyes opened. It makes sense and it has opened my eyes considerably! I am looking forward to any other books by this author! I thank the author for his honesty and God-given insight, this book is written with profound truths that God wants us to see. I believe that the author has truely sought God and has written this book to expose the lies that we live with all around us, things that we have become 'used' to as normal, which we should actually be questioning. Highly recommended!!!

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Date:August 19, 2009

Nicole Barnes

This book was an amazing eye opener for me! It is definitely a MUST READ!!! There was alot of detail and information that will be very useful to me. Reading it felt like taking a hamburger 12 inches in diameter and stuffing it into your mouth at once. That's a good feeling by the way!

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Date:January 17, 2005

I have found this book very interesting. It's been a useful tool/outline for understanding and comparing man's belief systems. I think its important to try and understand different beliefs. This book explained differences without judgement. I appreciate Mr. Baldwin for writing this book.