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A 3 page review of the entitled book by Kathleen R. Fischer and Thomas N. Hart. The essay lists some the other books the authors have written. The writer then reports some of the examples the authors use to illustrate their message. The writing style is identified as is the purpose of the book. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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could not find a single review. The only one that came up was from 1988 and I could not access the text even at that magazines Web site archives.]
Christian Foundations is written by Kathleen R. Fischer, Thomas N. Hart, a married couple. The first edition was written in 1985 by Kathleen Fischer Hart. The updated edition carries a
co-authorship. Both authors came to this edition with strong backgrounds and credentials. Fischer has written numerous other books, including widely acclaimed Winter Grace: Spirituality and Aging, Women at the
Well: Perspectives on Spiritual Direction, Imaging Life After Death: Love That Moves The Sun And Stars and Transforming Fire: Women using Anger Creatively. Hart also has written numerous books,
including Spiritual Quest: A Guide to the Changing Landscape, Spiritual Quest: A Guide to the Changing Landscape, Spiritual Quest: A Guide to the Changing Landscape and What Does It Mean
to Be a Man? Fischer and Hart have co-authored a number of books, including Promises to Keep: Developing the Skills of Marriage, Spiritual Quest: A Guide to the Changing
Landscape and A Counselors Prayer Book. Christian Foundations presents an overview of some of the key issues in Christian life. The authors explain the basic elements of the issues and
relate their text to modern life. For instance, the authors discuss the fact that even though so many Americans have all of the material possessions they might want, their lives
are empty. Many have no direction, they feel lost and unfulfilled and they escape in a stupor of drugs and alcohol. Fischer and Hart face the presence of evil on
every street-corner. Evil can be found in every aspect of life and in every socioeconomic group, it has no boundaries. When people feel they have no purpose, no goal, no
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