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Cómo Distinguir Entre Verdades, Medias Verdades Y Mentiras

Erwin W. Lutzer
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Pages
248
Year
2015
Language
Spanish
Publisher
Editorial Portavoz

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Hemos perdido la capacidad para juzgar al mundo porque hemos perdido la habilidad de juzgarnos a nosotros mismos. Un libro que trata acerca del discernimiento, la capacidad para distinguir entre lo falso y lo verdadero, o mejor todavía, para diferenciar la verdad de la verdad a medias. El autor nos invita a explorar cómo distinguir entre verdades y mentiras, cómo juzgar a los falsos profetas y las apariencias.[This is a book about discernment: the ability to distinguish the lie from the truth; or better, the lie from the half-truth. Christians have a responsibility to make wise judgements in a nonjudgemental world]

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