Apr 23, 2008
“How to Keep Your Kids Drug Free” is Back!
“A brief but convincing argument from Scripture against the use of drugs. Also contains practical counsel advice for teachers, pastors and parents of drug abusers.” - Christianity Today.
That endorsement by Christianity Today pretty much sums it up! How to Keep Your Kids Drug Free is a valuable resource for parents, pastors and teachers who want to go beyond the rhetoric of today’s anti-drug program. Discover what the Bible says about the effects of drugs and learn to apply Scriptural solutions for protecting your family from one of society’s greatest problems.
Written by Dr. Robert Morey and originally printed in 1989, the book has been updated and is now back in print.
21 Comments, Comment or Ping
Fusion
Good job. i have the original somewhere in my book case. On another note, Triablogue put up the “Does God Love Everyone” video on their page. It’s a pretty good post.
Apr 23rd, 2008
Hebba
The new book covers are awesome! Good job FD!!!!
This book is extremely helpful in my discussions with my hippie friends…. if ya catch my drift… =)
Apr 23rd, 2008
Speedy Camez
I look forward to reading this book. Can I buy it on the http://www.faithdefenders.com website?
Apr 24th, 2008
Mario
This is very much needed! Our children are being desensitized when it comes to the subject! The reformation presses on! The Lord is adding daily His army! Let us press ahead strong!
Apr 24th, 2008
Darrinb
O.T.- Nice job on the Cover. Tight, Tight, Tight!! Once again.
Apr 24th, 2008
Reformed Papa
My kids took drugs.
RP
Apr 25th, 2008
Reformed Papa
Heck, I even took a little back in the day.
Apr 25th, 2008
Stephen Macasil
You should pick up a copy of the book. The section on C/F/R is worth the price alone!
Apr 25th, 2008
Ridureyu
This is one of the few books to present a philosophical/theological reason why not to take drugs. It is not enough simply to cite health issues or to discuss addiction (as caffeine and alcohol easily fall into those categories). That is why this book is necessary - it discusses the issue of the altered mental state and what it means in the context of Biblical Christianity.
And drugs are bad, mmkay?
Apr 25th, 2008
agogley
This book is going to become more important as the Democrats slowly but surely legalize every kind of evil, including drugs.
Apr 25th, 2008
Jean Cauvin
This book was the first book that Morey ever wrote. It is very small and is in need of extreme updates.
I believe he was 27 when it was first published/written.
Jean Chauvin
Apr 25th, 2008
Dr. Morey
The book was edited and updated.
Apr 25th, 2008
Jean Chauvin
Then I’ll try to find myself an updated copy. I was not aware.
Jean Chauvin
Apr 25th, 2008
Stephen Macasil
I noticed that you added an “H” to the last name, Jean. Tired of the old spelling?
Apr 26th, 2008
Jean Chauvin
sorry, a mistake
Apr 26th, 2008
Jean Cauvin
now fixed : )
Apr 26th, 2008
Ridureyu
I agree, it needed a few updates. It probably could use a few references to more modern drugs now, but the overarching principle still applies.
At least it doesn’t talk about the ’80s as “the future” anymore!
Apr 26th, 2008
Glenn Hendrickson
John, How is it that I didn’t know you had a blog until now?
And with it being the future and all, you should see my new flying car. It has sub-sonic-woofers you can hear 2 galaxies away!
Glenn
Apr 26th, 2008
Becky
That’s because you are out of the loop, Glenn!
Apr 28th, 2008
Frank
On another note, the good people at christian research network have linked to your lenghty exchange with Richard Abanes. Good job guys.
Apr 29th, 2008
Jean Cauvin
The best way to keep kids drug free is the belt.
Jean Cauvin
Apr 29th, 2008
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