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The Gospel according to The Simpsons: Leader's Guide for Group Study
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Manufacturer: Westminster John Knox Press
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Additional The Gospel according to The Simpsons: Leader's Guide for Group Study Information
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A companion to the best-selling The Gospel According to The Simpsons: The Spiritual Life of the World’s Most Animated Family, this 10-session study, for youth and adults, embarks on an exploration of the religious themes prevalent in the popular animated comedy series. Each session correlates to a chapter in the book and suggests an episode for viewing prior to the discussion. Topics include prayer, morality, God, pluralism, the institutional church, hell and the devil, and the Bible.
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What Customers Say About The Gospel according to The Simpsons: Leader's Guide for Group Study:
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I ordered this item but when the other books came this one was not with them. Although the paper said that it was in the shipment
This is a great discussion starter in a small group or youth group setting. A great way to present to talk about God, the Bible, Heaven and Hell, etc.
This was a VERY good book for any small group. Yay for Pastor Skip. :D
We started using the Gospel According to the Simpsons with our High School youth group and the response has been awesome. The episodes and questions provide an excellent way to engage the kids in discussions. I highly recommend using this series - although I also recommend sending home a letter to parents explaining what you're doing with the series.
Also some of the videos are out of print, so E-bay was a big help.But the response to the course has been tremendous. We have been teaching this course at our Episcopal church to an intergenerational group of about 25-30 ranging in ages from 10-77. This is a wonderful course and even if you aren't a Simpsons fan, the series really is an eye-opener.The only small bone to pick is that they use some (two)episodes for viewing that are unavailable via tape or DVD and this requires you to tape it off of TV when it airs, if you know when that is. People are really amazed that a "wicked, evil" cartoon can be so enlightening. I would recommend this for any church considering it.
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