Introduction
I. College As Another World
A. Why Is This Book Necessary?
B. My Own Story
C. Who This Book Is For
D. All Alone
E. Suddenly Adult
F. On Another Planet
G. Under Pressure
H. How This Book Can Help

Worldviews
II. What God Thinks of the World
A. God
B. Creation
C. The Bad News
D. The Good News
E. You
III. What The World Thinks of Itself
A. Mars Hill
B. Naturalism
C. Postmodernism
D. Do-It-Yourself Spirituality
E. Grains of Truth
IV. Talking with NonChristian friends
A. Getting Started
B. How to Deal with Questions
C. How to Deal with Lifestyle Conflicts
D. Who Influences Whom

Campus Myths
V. Myths About the Search for Knowledge
A. Hot Stuff
B. The Rundown
C. General Myths
D. Skeptical Myths
E. Relativist Myths
F. War
VI. Myths About Love and Sex
A. Misery
B. General Myths
C. Girl Myths
D. Guy Myths
E. Not for Nothing
VII. Myths about Politics
A. Flare-Up
B. The Rundown
C. General Myths
D. Liberal Myths
E. Conservative Myths
F. The True Country

How To Cope
VII. Coping in Campus Social Life
A. "How To"
B. Friends and Acquaintances
C. Dating and Marriage
D. Clubs and Activities
E. Reminders
IX. Coping in Campus Religious Life
A. No Such Thing
B. What Goes On?
C. What to Look For
D. What to Avoid
E. What Not to Worry About
F. The Body of Christ
X. Coping in the Classroom
A. Shafts of Light
B. Developing a Christian Mind
C. Practicing Discernment
D. Holding Your Own Without Being a Jerk
E. Dealing with Hostile TEachers
F. Finding Intellectual Supporters

Conclusion
XI. The Meaning of Your Life
A. Fitting Christ into Your Life
B. Fitting Your Life into Christ
C. The Rest of College
D. The Rest of Your Life
E. The Rest of Eternity