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God's Mercy
Teenagers Are People Too!
by Joyce Meyer
When we deal with ordinary people, they usually are not very merciful. It seems we get into trouble each time we make a mistake. If we don't do exactly as they expect us to, they become angry, reject us and even punish us if they can.

Chapter 1
Living the Ten Commandments in New Times: A Book for Teens
by Bettie Youngs, Ph. D., Ed.D.
What do these ancient biblical laws mean to you, a young person living in exciting, yet turbulent, times? Do you think of the Commandments as really old and outdated, or do you see them as incredibly pertinent?

Spiritual, not religious?
Teen Spirit: One World, Many Paths
by Paul B. Raushenbush
FaithFact - Although the stereotype is that most teenagers are turned off by religion, the truth is that about two-thirds of American twelfth-graders do not feel alienated from organized religion.

Unconditional Love and Acceptance
Teenagers Are People Too!
by Joyce Meyer
Often teenagers are rejected by adults because they are different. They have different ideas, different hair and clothing styles, etc. With all of my heart I want to see people accept themselves, know they are accepted by God and begin to press forward

How the Bible Explains Our Lives and the World
A Teen's Guide to Christian Living : Practical Answers to Tough Questions About God and Faith
by Bettie Youngs, Ph. D., Ed.D., Jennifer Leigh Youngs, Debbie Thurman
The Bible opens with the words, In the beginning, God . . . Have you ever really wondered what in the beginning is all about? Time is a fascinating concept, so much so that some of our favorite science-fiction stories deal with altering time or traveling

"T" Talk
Teens Talkin' Faith : A Christian Perspective
by Michelle L. Trujillo
Throughout this book you will find God's presence. Within these pages, as teens share their confusion and doubts, struggles and fears, triumphs and hopes, they will also share their faith.

Signs
What's Your Sign? A Cosmic Guide for Young Astrologers
by Madalyn Aslan
What's Your Sign? is beautifully color-illustrated, and includes a spinner wheel on the back cover which uncovers each sign's basics, tabs down the side of the book to easily find each sun sign chapter, and a 14'' x 18'' fold-out poster of all the signs.

“Don't Worry-I'll Catch You”
Teenagers Are People Too!
by Joyce Meyer
Usually the plan of salvation is presented in the back of most Christian books; however, I am plainly laying out the plan early in the book. I don't want anyone to have to read this entire book and not know the joy of experiencing the unconditional love

“Don't Worry-I'll Catch You”
Teenagers Are People Too!
by Joyce Meyer
Usually the plan of salvation is presented in the back of most Christian books; however, I am plainly laying out the plan early in the book. I don't want anyone to have to read this entire book and not know the joy of experiencing the unconditional love

A Brand-New Start
Teenagers Are People Too!
by Joyce Meyer
Having a personal relationship with Jesus cannot be equated with church attendance. Those who love the Lord will want to go to a good church and have fellowship with like-minded people. They will want to learn and worship Him with others.

Part One
365 Days of Taste-Berry Inspiration for Teens
by Bettie Youngs, Ph. D., Ed.D., Jennifer Leigh Youngs
The Taste Berries for Teens series has always brought you valuable insights and inspiration with its stories about maximizing life in the midst of the ups and downs of teen life. Just as the taste berry convinces the taste buds that all food-even

Month 1
12 Months Of Faith: A Devotional Journal for Teens
by Jennifer Leigh Youngs, Bettie Youngs, Ph. D., Ed.D., Debbie Thurman
God wants us to know Him. He wants a special and personal relationship with each of us. He wants us to seek His wisdom and instruction on a daily basis through prayer and reflection on His Word, the Bible.

Religion and Spirituality for Teens
Religion and Spirituality
Advice & Discussions
I'm confused about life,religion & everything in general.
Lately I've been soul searching and I'm at this awkward stage where I'm trying to find myself. I'm trying different clothing styles,hairstyles,personalities or looks all together.I'm trying to see who I am because honestly, I don't even know anymore and that worries me.
Confused on what road of religion I should take..
This has been seriously perplexing me & bothering me at the same time. I've been raised to be a christian all of my life. Now I've been thinking about god lately and I've like seriously been rebuilding a relationship with him.I had a dream a day ago and I made a post about it because it sorta frightened me, I had deleted the post because I thought it might have raised some controversy.
Religious or Spiritual?
How many people here are either religious/spiritual? :) I think either one is something to have in your life - to keep you balanced. Even doing yoga is sort of spiritual. You're at peace, you know? I was just curious as to how many of you are.
I believe in god but I'm not into the religion aspect..
I'm not finding religion helpful in my walk with god. As someone who has been raised as a christian all of my life. I'm just not agreeing with it. Actually I've been more into meditating and praying.. talking to god in my own way. It seems to help me.
what if cutting is a religious conviction?
What if my religious convictions dictate that I should cut myself as atonement for sin? Doesn't freedom of religion protect me in this case? Therefore it would be a violation of my freedom of religion to be hospitalized for self mutilation. I am a born again christian and I sometimes feel like it is God's will that I shed my own blood as atonement when I commit serious sins such as masturbation or cursing God in anger.

   

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