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| − | What would Jesus Do (WWJD) is a question/statement in current-day Christian circles where a Christian asks himself, "What would Jesus do or what choice would he make?" if he were in my situation. | + | '''What would Jesus Do?''' (or '''WWJD''') is a question/statement in current-day Christian circles where a Christian asks himself, "What would Jesus do or what choice would he make?" if he were in my situation. The abbreviated form of the question (WWJD) peaked in popularity during the 1990s and early 2000s in youth Christian circles. It was printed on bracelets and other merchandise as a popular motto with young Christians. |
This is a question Christians have asked themselves since the time of Christ. The phrase, however, was popularized with the book [[In His Steps]]. | This is a question Christians have asked themselves since the time of Christ. The phrase, however, was popularized with the book [[In His Steps]]. | ||
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What would Jesus Do? (or WWJD) is a question/statement in current-day Christian circles where a Christian asks himself, "What would Jesus do or what choice would he make?" if he were in my situation. The abbreviated form of the question (WWJD) peaked in popularity during the 1990s and early 2000s in youth Christian circles. It was printed on bracelets and other merchandise as a popular motto with young Christians.
This is a question Christians have asked themselves since the time of Christ. The phrase, however, was popularized with the book In His Steps.
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