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Dating Is Not For Marriage

Xulon Press
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This one is unlike the myriads of dating books you ve read. Rather than offering how to advice on the subject of dating, Fanning points us back to the Bible and encourages the reader to thoroughly think through his or her personal motivations. Fanning takes the reader on a journey through the Three Question Gauntlet he has formulated to help the reader navigate dating relationships. If a person can answer these questions it becomes far easier to answer the what to, how to, and whether to questions of dating that many people wrestle with. In fact, many of these questions almost answer themselves! These three questions will revolutionize how you view dating.We all agree that marriages are in trouble. We all admit that marriages are begun in dating, that dating is primitive and that Christian kids have emulated the world. So how should dating be perceived? Jason Fanning doesn t give rules as much as the underlying perception one should have of one of our society s most dangerous of territories. I heartily recommend.-Tom Nelson, Author of The Book of Romance and senior pastor of Denton Bible Church Jason Fanning is a husband, a father and a follower of Jesus. Jason serves as the Student Ministry Director at Denton Bible Church. He is also a graduate of both the University of North Texas and Dallas Theological Seminary."
  • | Author: Jason Fanning
  • | Publisher: Xulon Press
  • | Publication Date: May 23, 2016
  • | Number of Pages: 146 pages
  • | Language: English
  • | Binding: Paperback/Religion
  • | ISBN-10: 149847229X
  • | ISBN-13: 9781498472296
Author:
Jason Fanning
Publisher:
Xulon Press
Publication Date:
May 23, 2016
Number of pages:
146 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback/Religion
ISBN-10:
149847229X
ISBN-13:
9781498472296