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How to Stay Christian in College

This book offers advice and strategies for college students who wish to preserve their Christian beliefs amidst the challenges and influences of higher education. more

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J. Budziszewski
J. Budziszewski

J. Budziszewski is a renowned scholar and professor known for his contributions to the field of philosophy. He has conducted extensive research in ethics and moral philosophy, particularly in the areas of religious ethics and natural law theory. Born in 1952, Professor Budziszewski has gained a reputation in the academic community through his teaching and research at various prestigious universities. more

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