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The Christian Looks at Himself addresses the self-worth and self-image of Christians. Anthony Hoekema constructs a biblical vision of personal identity for Christians, saved by grace. We are new creations, not sinless or perfect, but loved by God nonetheless. Hoekema teaches Christians to see themselves in the same positive light that God sees us, and offers strategies for preachers and teachers...

How should a Christian think about himself? Should his self-image be primarily negative or positive? Should a Christian, in thinking about himself, lay primary stress on his continued sinfulness? Or should his primary emphasis be on his newness in Christ? This is the problem with which I plan to deal in this book: the problem of the Christian self-image. By “self-image” I mean something virtually synonymous with what is designated by the psychological term “self-esteem.”
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