Eating Heaven: Spirituality at the Table

of foundational concepts allowing subsequent chapters to emerge as frameworks that can be clad with personal perspectives and contextual ‘finishes’. The learner focus of this work is exemplified in the first chapter Children and Adolescence, where Grant Maple describes that sin affects all that they think, say and do, but not in every respect. So, young people can do natural, moral, and civil good. This is the product of the vestigial image of God that they still carry and the common grace of God at work in the world. What they cannot do is justify themselves before God by these actions. For this they need the work of God in their live