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Man's Best Friend Is... (Tract)

Format

Tract

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Evangelistic tract showing that Jesus is the friend of sinners who will take us as we are but then not leave us as we are.

Title

Man's Best Friend Is... (Tract)
Author(s)

Roger Carswell
Series

Evangelistic tracts
ISBN

9781910587249
Format

Tract
Publisher

10Publishing
Audience

Adults, Enquirer / Seeker
Pages

8
Published

01/01/2015

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Roger Carswell

Roger Carswell works full-time speaking to students and adults about the believability of the Christian faith and its relevance to the modern world. He is married to Dot and they have four children.

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Overall rating

5.0 based on 1 review

Man’s Best Friend

Exploring the theme of "Man's best friend", Roger Carswell gets alongside his reader by writing about familiar joys of dog ownership. He also provides interesting facts regarding particularly remarkable dogs from history, e.g. "Barry" the St Bernard, as well as finding ways to 'name-drop' various breeds and the characteristics they are known for. It is not hard to imagine a smile forming on his reader's face at the mention of the breed of their beloved pet. The gospel is introduced following the story of a dog being loyal to its owner, even to death. Carswell contrasts this with Christ's giving his life for us, but not in vain. His argument is that Jesus is the Friend of sinners, "who knows us even better than we know ourselves, who is aware of all our failings, yet still loves us", concluding that "It's great to love God's creatures; it is greater still to know and love the Creator". A heart-warming, respectful and friendly tract. Well-presented with a good selection of pictures. Take one with you when walking the dog?