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      <title><![CDATA[Special Offer - <i>The Gospel According to Jesus</i>]]></title>
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      <description><![CDATA[<i>The Gospel According to Jesus</i>
by John MacArthur
What does it mean to be a Christian? Is it just believing certain facts about Jesus Christ, with no real demands on your life or changes in how you live? Or is submitting to Christ as Lord inherent in receiving Him as Savior?<br><br>
<i>The Gospel According to Jesus</i> answers those questions by looking at Jesus' own teaching about salvation, repentance, and true faith.]]></description>
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      <title><![CDATA[Special Offer - <i>Chosen for Eternity</i>]]></title>
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      <description><![CDATA[<i>Chosen for Eternity</i>
by John MacArthur
Against the backdrop of democracy, equality, and fairness, the notion that long ago, before He created the world, God chose some people for salvation but not everyone seems downright offensive.<br><br>
Why would God redeem some unworthy sinners, but allow others-people no more unworthy-to spend eternity in hell? On what basis did God decide? If someone who wasn't chosen by God dies and goes to hell, who is really responsible? And if He chose whom He would save, what's the point of personal evangelism?<br><br>
Those are the difficult questions inevitably raised by the doctrine of election, and they are the kinds of questions John MacArthur confronts head on in his thought-provoking, praise-inducing study <i>Chosen for Eternity</i>.]]></description>
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