The book, The Christian Life, is a simplified Adult Catechism aimed at helping Adults who are preparing to embrace the Christian faith in Catholic Church.
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So, it is in an effort to demonstrate that the Christian is called to a set lifestyle that comes from a belief in Christ that this book is written.
It even grew bigger when the Covid-19 kept everybody locked down for about two years.
He devised a gradual, step-by-step and comprehensive pedagogy online.
The author stumbled on it when he was faced with how to reach some people in his parish who were not in the parochial school catechetical program.
It is not only foundational; it is also a refresher course in Christianity for adults in Christian programs.
This straightforward, down-to-earth catechetical summary of the Christian Faith is an ideal read for every Christian and those who want to become one. 16:25) for the sake of love.
Give not only your coat (Lk 3:11) but your very life (Mt.
It is a life that is not ordinary, a life that calls for perspective change: love those who hate you (Lk 6:27), turn the other cheek (Mt 5:39), rejoice in your suffering, and blessed are the poor and the persecuted (Mt 5:3).
Jesus sets how to live this life by teachings that challenge the status quo.
It is in this following of Jesus comes the name Christian (Acts 11:25-26).
As such, the Christian life entails following Jesus daily in his humility, grace, faith, love, forgiveness, and prayer.
This life is modeled on Jesus, who is the human personality of God who came to usher in the era of grace.
It states that Christianity is more of a religion of life than of prayer.
To make sure no one is tempted to call it his sentiment or opinion, he gave ample and robust quotations from the Word of God - THE BIBLE, to support every point.
He broke it down to practicality of everyday life that everybody can understand and actualize.
It is for the above deficiencies in our practice of Christianity that the author wrote the book to help candidates for Confirmation and Adult Initiation.
There are some misconceptions by which the term Christian is used today that are not at all consistent with what it means to be Christlike.
Who is to blame for this disconnect? The author discusses how the true concept of Christianity has been misunderstood.
The author believes that very few know what the Christian Life is all about.
It begins by tracing the history of salvation wrought by Jesus Christ and the life he gives believers.
The book, The Christian Life, is a simplified Adult Catechism aimed at helping Adults who are preparing to embrace the Christian faith in Catholic Church
