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  • The Delinquency of Adults

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    A somewhat surprising theme since one generally speaks of the delinquency of youth. And yet this study will open your eyes and give you a more meaningful and inclusive perspective on the subject of delinquency in general.

  • Juvenile Delinquency and Adults

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    It would be too easy to blame youth and spend our time deploring their actions, without looking for the causes at the root of these behaviors. A study which helps to understand the reponsibility of adults in juvenile delinquency and indicates appropriate solutions.

  • Drugs: a little, a lot, passionately, to death

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    A study which deals honestly with drugs in all their forms, analyzes them and gives the way to freedom. A hope-giving study for those hooked on drugs or on the way to becoming so.

  • What Cigarettes Have Done for Me

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    A true story told by a man who was guided by a deep love and a desperate interest in those who might profit by his experience. A very edifying brochure.

  • To What Shall We Compare the Kingdom of God?

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    A study of Jesus’ paraboles in the Gospels of Matthew and Mark as that relate to the  kingdom of God.

  • The Glories and the Scandals of the Cross

    SKU: CV22-N1

    The apostle Paul said that he would glory in the cross of the Lord Jesus Christ, but he also spoke of the “scandals of the cross.” The word “cross” evokes the greatest proof of the love of God that could exist, but the idea of the death of Christ for all mankind was for many Jews a “stumbling block.” And the physical representation of the cross poses a great problem for certain people today for different reasons. This issue therefore offers a biblical perspective on the glories and the scandals of the cross.

  • Youth Accuses

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    A perspective from the point of view of young people. One can say that according to certain commentaries young people ask some questions which most of the time go without answers. They ask questions about their daily and monotone existence; they sense contradictions in themselves and in others… Life without faith in God, the merits of which have been so often proclaimed to them, is nothing but an unending series of contradictions. Religious life, as they see it practiced around them does not have fewer contradictions. A booklet which deals with many of these questions and gives appropriate answers.