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| 1. Are Mormons Christian? Yes. Mormon beliefs are that Jesus Christ is the central figure in all human history. His life and teachings are the heart of the Bible and the other books we consider to be holy scripture. The Old Testament sets the stage for Christ's mortal ministry. The New Testament describes His mortal ministry. The Book of Mormon gives us a second witness of His mortal ministry. ~L. Tom Perry More 2. Does Epic Stories for Character Education contain Mormon doctrine? No. This is a collection of stories from scriptural history and classical literature that convey moral values common to all faiths of the Judeo-Christian culture. 3. Why is some of the vocabulary challenging? 4. Can this program be adapted to different ages? 5. Does this program adhere to a certain order? What if I skip a day— will I get lost? No worries.Each story stands on its own, and you can certainly skip around as you desire. 6. If I have a bad day, or a bad week, how can I get back on track? Welcome to Dinner Talk online support. 7. What is online support, and how do I access it? At the “Dinner Talk for Champions” magazine. 8. Epic Stories for Character Education is about heroes from ancient history. How do I make this relevant to life today? Welcome to Epic Stories Dinner Talk series. Dinner topics are selected from a wide variety of news and commentary sources. 9. How do I get started? Start by gathering the family and eating dinner together every day. It’s something everyone can do— we all have to eat! If you’re really brave, you’ll turn off the TV during dinner. If you turn off the TV, what are you going to talk about? That’s where you’ll need Epic Stories, your family dinner topics guide. | Testimonials for Epic Stories A Marvelous Resource. I can prepare a topic on moral values in 10 minutes! ~Aleta, teacher and parent of special needs child Empowering Daily Concepts I highly recommend Epic Stories. We are truly at war and every resource that is effective and beneficial such as this book should be used. This book is a great guide of instant stories and questions to get the conversation flowing in a productive and enlightening way. My boys have participated in many discussions and shared some insightful ideas. This book allows daily thinking and conversing on topics that build and strengthen character. Being aware of these concepts and stories on a daily basis is very empowering. I've found even 5 to 10 minutes of conversation at the dinner table to be beneficial. ~Jennifer, Mother of six Builds on commonly held Judeo-Christian Moral Values. Epic Stories for Character Education builds on the Judeo-Christian family values held in common by Mormons [The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints] and orthodox Christians to provide a resource for parents and other mentors in preparing the next generation for leadership in a challenging world. ~Al Galasso, Book Dealer's World Testimonials for Dinner Talk for Champions (Daily Dinner Topics) I've been visiting your blog for a while now and I always find a gem in your new posts. Thanks for sharing. Nothing is more inspirational then browsing through your article after a lengthy day. You keep many readers motivated and energized. Don't ever end as your articles are always much looked-for. Possibly the most influential blog on the web. | Today's Dinner Topic Dinner, Traditions, and Family Unity Teaching Children Right and Wrong  Tolkien and Lord of the Rings January Parenting Value: Loyalty & Dependability Dinner Talk for Champions Semantics and Language Abuse* Courage for the Future* Children and the Work Ethic* ( *Members Only Access Members Area Here) Not a Member? Subscribe here to Daily Topics, for pennies per day Great Quotes: Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds talk about events. Small minds talk about people. Shun profane and foolish chatter. Flee all evil. Avoid contention. Repent where needed. See 2 Timothy 2:16, 22-26  February Themes: Lifestyle Resolutions, Repentance is a Message of Love Index to 2011 Dinner Topics and Hundreds of Inspirational Quotes* Not a Member? Subscribe here to Daily Topics, for pennies per day See dinner topics for January and February HERE |