Monthly Archives: September 2009
Quote of the Day: Book Blogging’s Golden Age
Be sure to read Mark Athitakis: The Way of the Litblog. This quote is worth the price of admission: I suspect that when somebody says that blogging had a “golden age,” the person means that there was a time (circa … Continue reading
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Tagged blogs, Books, Facebook, Mark Athitakis, Online Communities, Twitter
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If God Is Good by Randy Alcorn
I think Christians under-estimate the challenge the “problem of evil” argument presents to many non-believers and how it can sap the faith of believers as well. For those not familiar, the basic argument is that if God is perfectly good … Continue reading
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Tagged Apologetics, Christianity, faith, non-fiction, Randy Alcorn, Religion and Spirituality
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Breathing Water by Timothy Hallinan
Yet another casualty of my late summer/fall blog hiatus, was the August release of Timothy Hallinan‘s Breathing Water. I actually had a ARC and read it so that I could write my sparkling review on or near the release date. … Continue reading
In the Mail: Religious controversy edition
–> The Masonic Myth by Jay Kinney Description Freemasons have been connected to the all-seeing eye on the dollar bill, the French Revolution, the Knights Templar, and the pyramids of Egypt. They have been rumored to be everything from a … Continue reading
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Tagged Jay Kinney, non-fiction, Religion and Spirituality, Robert Spencer
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The Alchemyst by Michael Scott
Never one to pass up free books, I downloaded a Kindle version of The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel for free. But it was far down the TBR list. My wife, however, read it and enjoyed it. … Continue reading