The question of your mortality always should make one think. This book, more than most I have read this year, has given me pause. The subject matter, death and your legacy, is something that people don’t often ponder. “When Breath Becomes Air” is a memoir by Paul Kalanithi. Kalanithi spent […]
We’re big Nancy Pearcey fans around here. Ron has already given an excellent review of this book that we read together during our days in Okinawa. To read it go here I had to reread the book for a class I’m taking. I was asked to write a […]
Fool’s Talk: Recovering the Art of Christian Persuasion Once again, Os Guinness uses his mastery of history, philosophy, apologetics, and cultural engagement to spur the reader on in their thinking and relating to the world. This book will help you understand the post-Christian times we now live, and how a recovery […]
I suppose this seems to be the year of philosophy and history for me. After reviewing Douglas Groothuis’, “Seven Sentences” and others, I’ve been bitten by the philosophy bug. I could resist when I saw this little book that I thought might provide a different perspective. Last year, I read […]
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