The Complete Idiot's Guide to Faith

by Charles W. Moore, Robert Bittner

A Christian guide to living a faith-based life.

Here is a timely guide to the timeless issues of why some people choose to believe in a loving and forgiving God and how the Christian faith can yield benefits in every aspect of life—from family issues and career crises to devastating tragedies. Each chapter includes a variety of self- discovery exercises, tips, and helpful sidebars that explain faith from a conservative Christian perspective.

• Rich with Bible quotes and faith exercises
• Everyday advice for bringing faith into family and work life
• Resource section for additional reading and faith-based web sites

304 pages, Paperback

First published May 2, 2006

About the author

Librarian note:
For the American architect, please see Charles Willard Moore

Reviews

[Jorge · Rating 1 out of 5]

Given its all-inclusive title, I thought this would be a simplistic comparative survey of various world religions. Instead, it focuses on Christianity alone.

Some might be offended at the (presumably unintended) implication that Christianity must be the default faith-of-choice for Complete Idiots.

[Abbie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Honest, clear and thought inspiring. Want to learn about true faith, read it. I wish I had sooner.

[Lynda Frantz · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is my second time reading this book. Sometimes you have to look back in order to move forward and the Christian faith journey is like that. This book addresses many questions that new Christians may have, but also provides good reminders for those further along in the journey.