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The Cabana Chronicles Conversations About God Judaism and Christianity
We learn best through stories. The religions of Judaism and Christianity are discussed by retirees meeting each week under a cabana on a beach at South Padre Island, Texas. This book is one of a number of books comprising The Cabana Chronicles series on comparative religion and apologetics, the systematic and logical defense of the Christian religion. Canadian clinic pyschologist, Dr. Jordan Peterson, once said that "It's really hard to think.
You have to be trained like mad to think. You have to be able to divide yourself internally into a couple of different people, and then you have to let those people have a war in your head. And that means you have to develop characters who have opinions in great detail, opinions that might be contrary to your own, and then you have to withstand the tension of letting them have it out." This phenomenon is what happens in every book in "The Cabana Chronicles" series.
You have to be trained like mad to think. You have to be able to divide yourself internally into a couple of different people, and then you have to let those people have a war in your head. And that means you have to develop characters who have opinions in great detail, opinions that might be contrary to your own, and then you have to withstand the tension of letting them have it out." This phenomenon is what happens in every book in "The Cabana Chronicles" series.
We learn best through stories. The religions of Judaism and Christianity are discussed by retirees meeting each week under a cabana on a beach at South Padre Island, Texas. This book is one of a number of books comprising The Cabana Chronicles series on comparative religion and apologetics, the systematic and logical defense of the Christian religion. Canadian clinic pyschologist, Dr. Jordan Peterson, once said that "It's really hard to think.
You have to be trained like mad to think. You have to be able to divide yourself internally into a couple of different people, and then you have to let those people have a war in your head. And that means you have to develop characters who have opinions in great detail, opinions that might be contrary to your own, and then you have to withstand the tension of letting them have it out." This phenomenon is what happens in every book in "The Cabana Chronicles" series.
You have to be trained like mad to think. You have to be able to divide yourself internally into a couple of different people, and then you have to let those people have a war in your head. And that means you have to develop characters who have opinions in great detail, opinions that might be contrary to your own, and then you have to withstand the tension of letting them have it out." This phenomenon is what happens in every book in "The Cabana Chronicles" series.
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