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The document summarizes a Summit Ministries camp that aims to equip families to deal with issues from a Christian worldview. The camp covers topics like understanding worldviews, apologetics, creation vs. evolution, and evaluating media. It applies the lordship of Christ across different areas and prepares attendees to influence the world of ideas. Well-known Christian leaders have endorsed the camp for providing a solid foundation to help keep faith secure against unbelief.

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