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More Jesus, Less Religion: Moving from Rules to Relationship

Stephen Arterburn

ebook | Pages: 224 pages

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Title	:	More Jesus, Less Religion: Moving from Rules to Relationship
Author	:	Stephen Arterburn
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 224 pages
Published	:	April 13th 2010 by WaterBrook (first published February 15th 2000)
Categories	:	Christian. Religion. Christian Living. Nonfiction. Christianity

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One decade ago, best-selling authors Stephen Arterburn and Jack Felton exposed the dangers of what they called "toxic faith," helping countless believers to understand and overcome their religious misconceptions.

Now, drawing upon an additional ten years of observation and experience, these authors go one step further, offering new insights and a positive approach to the dilemma in this long-awaited follow-up to their ground-breaking work.

Be set free from man-made rules, "churchianity," and legalistic religion.

Learn to recognize serious misinterpretations of vital biblical concepts such as "accountability."

Return to the roots of a strong, obedient, yet grace-filled relationship with your Creator.

To all who want to enter into deeper joy, fuller obedience, greater influence, and a healthier experience of God, More Jesus, Less Religion points the way back to the grace of the Lord and shows what it takes to avoid the pitfalls of toxic faith.


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Original Title:	More Jesus, Less Religion: Moving from Rules to Relationship
ISBN:	030745939X (ISBN13: 9780307459398)
Edition Language:	English

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he makes some good points...

Sometimes you wonder why people don't go to church. And reading this book I see why. We get so caught up in some of the most stupid stuff in the name of religion. I to is guilty of this. Some people are so passionate about rituals, politics, and what a person is suppose to wear they alienate people who do want to worship. I don't define my love for Lord because of religion, but because God is above all petty things, because he loved me first and saved me with his grace. I don't define my moral

I will be adding this book to my library at home for sure. It is a clearly thought out book relating to the issues of today's churches having to do with the pressure put on believers to have a perfect faith and then the result of our faith having been formed by man made rules, rather than allowing Christ to form our hearts. This can happen for a number of reason. Leaving believers depressed, anxious, sad, and striving when Christ says, "You have already been welcomed into my kingdom, let me love

Very good book for Christians tired of legalism! It's supposed to be a sequel to a book by the same authors, "Toxic Faith", which I haven't read yet. This book debunks all other Pharisaical rules that most organized religions have added to keep Christ's followers in line. It hangs on the greatest commandment Jesus spoke of in Matthew 22: 34-40 which is summarized in one word: Love. You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the

I appreciated the down to earth, biblical perspective of this book. Reminded me again that we get way too caught up in issues when we just need to get caught up on Christ.

A great book about developing a relationship with Christ instead of simply following the set rules and traditions of a denomination.

Good book. In many ways a reminder of what should be common sense as a Christian. But yet so easily forgotten.