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Christian Cyberspace Companion: A Guide to the Internet and Christian Online Resources
by Jason D. Baker
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Baker Pub Group (1995-10)
ISBN: 0801052483
EAN: 9780801052484
Dewy Decimal #: 004.60242
Paperback: 209 pages
SKU: 113222
Condition: Very Good
Comments: 0801052483 Contains very scant, helpful underling of some important bits. Cover shows very minimal shelf wear. Most of interior evidences little to no use. Your book will be carefully protected for transit in sturdy, weather-resistant packaging. We are prompt, efficient, communicative.
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Product Description
Reference works and guides to on-line services have been appearing throughout the computer world. This is the first specifically designed for Christians who would like to take advantage of online services. Beginners learn how to choose equipment and software, while experienced net surfers are provided with a glossary of cyberspace terms, the news of coming advances, and much more.
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Customer Reviews
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EXCELLENT EXPLANATION OF INTERNET & ALL ITS ASPECTS
Rating  (5)
Date: 1998-01-04
4 out of 5 customers found this reveiw helpful
Best review of basic Internet technology I've found in simple English (non-technical) for neophytes, plus an index of all the Christ-related Web-sites known to exist at publication time,along with a minute explanation of each. First edition was up-to-date at the time of its 1995 publication time, and the 2nd edition in early 1997 is still amazingly current (dropping lots of out-of-date listings to add new ones), but will probably require annual revisions to keep current, due to the amazing recent Internet growth!
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A great book for Christians learning about the Internet.
Rating  (4)
Date: 1996-06-18
1 out of 2 customers found this reveiw helpful
The thing that impressed me about this book was the fact that the author does not talk over your head. He starts off giving a brief history of the Internet. Then explains the differance between on-line services and internet service providers. It is quite basic but some parts get fairly in depth. Besides that, it answers questions that Christians are asking today like, "Should my kids be on the Internet?" He discusses things from pornography to morality. One more good thing......he concludes with many pages full of recommended Christian websites. This came in very handy and I'm sure it will continue to. Overall, I think this book is an excellent choice for Christians to read if they are thinking about getting on the net or even if they already do
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