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Troll Valley by Lars Walker
Who knows what you call it. But it is engaging, entertaining, often thought provoking and for $3 a real steal. Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, Fiction, historical fiction, Lars Walker, magical realism, Minnesota, Norwegians, Speculative fiction
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Kindle Quick Hits: The Gospel According to Tim
If you have an interest in the intersection of popular culture and faith this is an essay worth reading; a balanced and useful corrective to much of the hyperventilating about Tim Tebow. Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, Joseph Bottum, Kindle Single, non-fiction, Tim Tebow
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Kindle Quick Hits: Junia Is Not Alone
What I had intended to be a series of posts over a couple of days rather typically turned into one post and then nothing. So here is the very belated continuation of Kindle Quick Hits … Scott McKnight is a … Continue reading
Are Christians Too Modern?
A thought I had today … Evangelical Christians are too “Modern.” They fail to see the intellectual baggage modernity brings with it and they falsely assume that pre and post-modern thought somehow rejects the concept of truth or absolutes. Post-modern … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, Evangelicalism, Philosophy, Postmodernism, Religion and Spirituality
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Gospel Wakefulness by Jared C. Wilson
I am always a little nervous when I read a book by someone I know. Well, if by “know” you mean have interacted with online. I have been reading Jared C. Wilson for some time online and have enjoyed his perspective … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, faith, Gospel Wakefulness, Jared Wilson, non-fiction
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