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The Last Christian by David Gregory
There is something about David Gregory that keeps pulling me back in. I wasn’t a big fan of any of his previous books but decided to see how the author handled full length fiction in The Last Christian. And I … Continue reading
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Tagged Artificial intelligence, Christianity, David Gregory, Fiction, Religion and Spirituality, Speculative fiction
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Talking to Terrorists: Why America Must Engage with its Enemies by Mark Perry
I do not make it a habit of reading books about current events, but Mark Tyler’s most recent book, Talking to Terrorists: Why America Must Engage with its Enemies, intrigued me. After reading the news reports about our country’s war … Continue reading
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Radical by David Platt
This book was provided for review by the WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group I will confess I have always been a little defensive about books that approach economics or American society and faith. Far too often, from my perspective, these books … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Christianity, David Platt, Jesus, Religion and Spirituality
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The Great Gamble:The Soviet War in Afghanistan by Gregory Feifer
In light of the United States’ involvement in Afghanistan, I wanted to get a better understanding of its history. In this pursuit, I felt that it would be advantageous to read a book about another world power that invaded Afghanistan … Continue reading
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The Handbook for Lightning Strike Survivors by Michele Young-Stone
Something about the hook for the The Handbook for Lightning Strike Survivors intrgued me when I heard about the book from NetGalley. Here is the publishers blurb: On a sunny day in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, in 1977, Becca Burke, … Continue reading
