Tony Campolo is professor emeritus of sociology at Eastern College in St. David's, Pennsylvania, and is a regular guest on programs such as Nightline, Crossfire, Politically Incorrect, and CNN News. He is the founder and president of the Evangelical Association for the Promotion of Education. Author of the popular Following Jesus without Embarrassing God, he has also authored twenty-seven other books.
The Sacred Family in Secular Society
Speaker(s): Tony Campolo
Date: 1978
Length: 19h 45min
Product ID: RGDL0805S
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Description
In this series Tony Campolo looks at the role of the Christian family in the context of contemporary society with its incumbent pressures and opportunities. He analyzes how culture has modified authentic Christianity to the point that the general population often has no access to true biblical teaching. Attention is also given to the way Christians should influence society and effect social change from a New Testament perspective. Lectures include:
- Sacred Family in Secular Society
- Biological Basis for the Family
- Male-Female Differentials
- Abortion
- The Feminist Movement
- Cross-Cultural Family Perspectives
- Romance and Other Forms of Love
- Ethics and Sex
- Alienation and Marriage
- Factors Affecting Mate Selection
- Mate Selection and Dating
- Youth and Ritual
- Teenagers
- The Elderly
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