Innocence Lost - Martin, Joseph
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This book is written for the purpose of glorifying the gospel of Jesus Christ. The sexual abuse and misuse of children is rampant in today's society. Unless believers in the true gospel of Jesus Christ have an enlightened viewpoint on this matter from the scriptures themselves,they run the danger of discussing this matter on the "world's" terms using language and ideas dictated to them by the darkness of of an unbelieving society in which they live. The abuse of children needs immediate attention from those interested not just the act itself, but the spiritual influences and implications…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book is written for the purpose of glorifying the gospel of Jesus Christ. The sexual abuse and misuse of children is rampant in today's society. Unless believers in the true gospel of Jesus Christ have an enlightened viewpoint on this matter from the scriptures themselves,they run the danger of discussing this matter on the "world's" terms using language and ideas dictated to them by the darkness of of an unbelieving society in which they live. The abuse of children needs immediate attention from those interested not just the act itself, but the spiritual influences and implications behind the act. The abuser and the victim both need redemption from this present evil through the hope in Jesus Christ..
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Joseph Martin was born in Dorset, England. He joined the Royal Navy in 1961, leaving in 1974 to join the Merchant Navy as a radio officer. He moved to France in 1987 and opened a toy shop in Mirepoix, Ariège in southwestern France, making all the wooden toys himself as well as the artwork. After Joseph retired in 2009, he visited Morocco many winters in a campervan, where he decided to write this book while locked down for six months.