Posted in Book Reviews on Apr 28th, 2007
Ben Witherington is undertaking a novel on his blog, called The Lazarus Effect. Here is the links to the individual posts.
Part one
Part two
Part three
Part four
Part five
Part six
Part seven
Part eight
Part nine
Part ten
Posted in Book Reviews on May 8th, 2006
Another book my wife bought me for Christmas is The Pentagon’s New Map by Thomas Barnett. This is an excellent book at explaining the new political landscape that results from globalization. Although I do not necessarily agree with him on everything, I found that his ideas are comprehensive, pragmatic, and already being implemented. After reading [...]
Posted in Book Reviews on May 8th, 2006
My wife bought me this book for Christmas. We have a curiosity about Muslims and their motives. I finished reading the book about a month ago and highly recommend it for those who desire more background on the history and current trends in Islam. Generally speaking it is an easy read. I think Milton did [...]
Posted in Book Reviews on Aug 28th, 2004
I recently finished reading God Will Make A Way by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend. Like many other Christian books on the market today it is part psychology and part spirituality. The value of a book like this is that they occasionally describe situations you are experiencing and they have some helpful advice. [...]
Posted in Book Reviews, Cowboy Christianity on Jun 2nd, 2004
A few weeks ago some friends of mine at our church found out that I lived on a farm and asked if they could bring out some 8th grade boys for a retreat. I said yes though I knew nothing. Eventually I found out that between a little tackle football, capture the flag, and archery [...]
Posted in Book Reviews, Cowboy Christianity on Sep 28th, 2003
The book is well written and probably very effective on many people who are “plan your work, work your plan” people. Don't get me wrong I like the book and the importance he put on the five purposes of life:
Worship - you were planned for God's pleasure.
Fellowship - you were formed to be part [...]
Posted in Book Reviews on Jul 10th, 2003
It seems kind of funny how my reading preferences have changed over the last couple of years. For many years I was a prolific reader of the Wall Street Journal, technical magazines, and the internet. In the last couple of years I have become an avid book reader. I read several popular titles each year but [...]
Posted in Book Reviews on Oct 4th, 2002
Bertrand Russell. “Patriotism is the willingness to kill and be killed for trivial reasons.” [Quotes of the Day]
Carl von Clausewitz. “No one starts a war–or rather, no one in his senses ought to do so–without first being clear in his mind what he intends to achieve by that war and how he intends to conduct [...]
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