Christian Manifesto Audiobook

" Schaeffer's most audacious and brilliant piece. "

" When I bought it I just could not get into it. I put it on the shelf figuring I'd eventually get around to reading it. That was 25 year ago. "

" This is so good. I wish it was required reading for all Bible College attendees. "

" A Christian's response to a wicked generation. Schaeffer brings reason to those wishing to ponder, reflect, analyze, and then act as light unto the world. Really excellent. "

" Such a helpful discussion. Lots to think about and much to apply. "

" A great book and still a wake up call, 30 years later. "

" Laughable. "

" Christian involvement in politics "

" Inspiring and Insightful "

" Very thought provoking. Not sure I agree with the late Professor's view on civil disobedience or even armed resistance. "

" Excellent. Also read in December of 1981. "

" I read this book in college in the early 80s. It was good at the time, but I would like to re-read it to see how it holds up after all that time. "

" This really set me right. "

" This was a book that did an excellent Job at making you think, was a little preachy at the end, but was an amazing book "

" Very accessible and clear call for Christian action in all of life. "

" I read this book in college and it was horrible. The writing was bad, the arguments lacked logical cohesion. I agreed with a lot of his positions (although not all), but the tone, style, diction, and syntax made it all but unreadable. "

" Good stuff, but it becomes very focused on certain issues. When it was being a history book, I liked it. When it got political, less so. "

" if taken to its logical conclusion, we'd be blowing up abortion clinics behind pat robertson riding a white steed "

" A fantastic read that is sadly necessary to combat those who downplay this belief instead of respecting it as a legitimate philosophy on life. "

" Actually listen. Audio book. "

" Schaeffer's concepts need an additional knowledge of history; his vocabulary is extremely academic. His most interesting points was reasons in certain cases when Christians shouldn't obey the law. I'm still sorting through what I think about his points, but they were none-the-less challenging. "

" A christian classic a great christian philosopher of the 20th century. "

" This book is more of a call to action than his previous titles which I would characterize more as analysis and insight. Sure do miss his voice. "

" I read this book in college and it was horrible. The writing was bad, the arguments lacked logical cohesion. I agreed with a lot of his positions (although not all), but the tone, style, diction, and syntax made it all but unreadable. "

" A very thought-provoking read. I agreed with a lot of it, but some of it went too far for me. I was struck by how much the 1970's perspective sounded just like today's analysis of today's problems and looming outcomes. Same characters under different names. "

" Very thought provoking. Not sure I agree with the late Professor's view on civil disobedience or even armed resistance. "

" A christian classic a great christian philosopher of the 20th century. "

" A Christian's response to a wicked generation. Schaeffer brings reason to those wishing to ponder, reflect, analyze, and then act as light unto the world. Really excellent. "

" Excellent. Also read in December of 1981. "

" This was a book that did an excellent Job at making you think, was a little preachy at the end, but was an amazing book "

" Food for thought....one of his last books before he died. Thought provoking and debatable. "