Echoes from Eden

With Echoes From Eden, Tozer traces the moral history of humankind, from the fall in the Garden of Eden to the final judgment before the throne of God. He examines the moral compass that each man finds deep within his soul, whether he realizes it or not, and shows the ways in which men have used it throughout history to seek the mercy of God, or to ignore it, condemning them to a Christ-less eternity. Tozer challenges the reader to peer into his soul and seek the image of God; that distant reason that God chooses to love us. Where [Christ] leads, we go... Tozer declares, offering a simplified account of the Christian s decision of commitment in this world of the flesh. The history of mankind is one that is soiled from the beginning. Humanity is fallen, but nevertheless endowed with a deep spiritual knowledge of his own sinfulness. This knowledge, Tozer says, is the basis of the universal truth of Christ s saving grace. The story of salvation fits logically with the reason and facts of