When A Nation Forgets God: 7 Lessons We Must Learn From Nazi Germany (2010) - Plot & Excerpts
A must read for every student today, since “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Lutzer has much great advice to Christians today on how we are to respond to the decline of our culture, the loss of our freedoms and the situation with our education system. Many great quotes."Yes, with every challenge to our liberties we have another opportunity to prove our love for Christ and the Gospel. Bonhoeffer was right when he said that we will never be a victorious church until we see suffering as a divine gift.""We must strengthen individual believers in our churches for the ominous days ahead." Books by Dr. Lutzer are always worth your time, this one I consider very important. I am very pleased that he doesn't mention any of the recent presidents or current political parties and current happenings. This is a well documented with excellent quotes. He forces us to grapple with our allegiance to government and our greater allegiance to God. People ask how could the whole German nation be blinded, including the pastors, save a precious few to what was going on and take a stand. Even our Media alters the consciences and worldview of entire generations for the sake of “freedom” and “fairness”. God is separating the wheat and the chaff. People are willing to march down the wrong path as long as they are assured of personal peace and affluence. Lutzer showed how Hitler made laws to provide jobs, create prosperity, restore Military might and bring everything under government control. The hard road is the one we must often choose.Either God is the lawgiver or Man is. Christians have never had it so good, we can broadcast our gospel, witness to our neighbors, but remember Him alone do we worship. This is not the first book that Erwin Lutzer has written on the subject, but I is well worth the time to read it and attempt to be all that being a Christian means today, no matter what the cost. God doesn't want us to be healthy and wealthy, he does not want community but committed Christians true to his word and the Cross. Don't let psychology replace theology or cheap grace replace what Bonhoeffer describes as “costly grace”. This small book should be read by every Christian, and taken to heart
What do You think about When A Nation Forgets God: 7 Lessons We Must Learn From Nazi Germany (2010)?
A must read for everyone. One of the scariest books for our times that I have ever read.
—sunny
Eye opening and thought provoking....Definitely worth reading.
—shanny
Important. Explicit details. Excellent history. Must read!!
—Joviwobbles
Is was very interesting and scarey. God help us!
—DDD
