The Trinity Forum Study Series
Each book in the Trinity Forum Study Series brings to bear the milestone classics of Western civilization and the Christian faith on the critical problems of personal and public life in today's world. Series topics include character, ethics, faith and freedom, money, life purpose, and ultimate meaning.
Already well proven, the Trinity Forum Study Series includes the same material used by hundreds of leaders in forums all across North America, Europe, and Asia. Designed for both individual and group use, each paperback book in the series includes an extensive Reader's Guide to help group facilitators lead discussion of the readings. The series is designed to engage the heart as well as the mind toward the goal of a reformation of personal lives and Western culture.
Features of the Series
- The Trinity Forum Study Series explores the issues of our day in the context of faith and the sweep of Western civilization.
- Each book recognizes that many of the urgent public issues of our day are cultural rather than political.
- The series assumes the need for, and the possibility of, a social and cultural renaissance in our time.
- Each passage is introduced with background information on the significance of the work in the context of its age and its relevance for today.
- Each selection is followed by a series of thought-provoking questions.
- All titles in the series are high-quality paperbacks
- A Reader's Guide is included to help facilitate a stimulating group discussion.
Titles in the Trinity Forum Study Series are available through our U.S. Online Store, our associate account with Amazon.com, or from any full-service bookseller. A bundle of all six books is also available at a discounted price.
Titles in the Series
Entrepreneurs
of Life: Faith and the Venture of Purposeful Living explores
the powerful human desire for purpose and significance, highlighting
individuals in history whose lives changed their times. It introduces
the Jewish and Christian understanding of motivation and “calling.” More
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When
No One Sees: The Importance of Character in an Age of Image considers
the influence of personal character on public leadership, emphasizing
spiritual antidotes to the modern crisis of character. It presents concrete
examples of the influence of leaders of character in history. More Details | Order Now
Steering
Through Chaos: Vice and Virtue in an Age of Moral Confusion brings
the classical tradition of the vices and virtues to the modern discussion
of ethics. The readings reintroduce the seven deadly sins—pride,
envy, anger, sloth, avarice, lust, and gluttony—and contrast them
with the beatitudes of Jesus. More Details | Order Now
The
Journey: Our Quest for Faith and Meaning outlines
the road that thinking "seekers" have traveled toward faith. This book
encourages those who are open to explore the journey of faith and, for
others, helps solidify why they believe what they believe. More
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Doing
Well & Doing Good: Money, Giving, and Caring in a Free Society explores
the meaning of money, motivations in giving, and why we need to care
for others outside our own social circles. Our understanding of these
issues is critical in determining the character of our society. More
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The
Great Experiment: Faith and Freedom in the American Republic addresses
the public dimension of faith by looking at the historic roots of the
American experiment. It highlights why the framers of the American republic
considered faith in natural life to be constructive and indispensable.
This book also examines challenges to the balance of faith and freedom
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