Think you've ever deceived yourself? Then this book is for you.
Think you've never deceived yourself? Then this book is really for
you. Scripture is peppered with talk of self-deception and its
poisonous effects on the pursuit of holy living. Christians in the
past thought long and hard about the ways we deceive ourselves.
They called on self-deception to explain a wide range of problems
in Christian experience. Strangely, though, self-deception has all
but disappeared from our consciousness today. We rarely admit to
the possibility of deceiving ourselves in any area of our lives. In
I Told Me So Gregg Ten Elshof reintroduces readers to
self-deception and offers an explanation for its recent neglect in
Christian thought. He describes conditions that tempt us to deceive
ourselves and points out where they exist in contemporary Christian
life. He explains the most successful strategies we use in
self-deception and offers practical advice on how to confront and
eliminate them. But readers will be surprised to discover that
self-deception isn't always such a bad thing. Ten Elshof shows how
sometimes it can even be a useful, God-given gift.
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