It’s funny how both the extreme right and left in American politics like to throw the “F” word around when describing one another. The real question is, when you look at their backup material, you begin to see that one side wants to limit free...
Evolutionists constantly try to disavow the logical link between Darwinism and social Darwinism, but no matter how they try to divorce themselves from it, even Darwin himself understood that this logical conclusion followed because humans are part of the natural order. Below are a couple...
One of my new favorite authors is agnostic sociologist Rodney Stark. While he has Catholic sympathies, he is not above letting them have it in his reviews of history. A professor at Baylor University, he has written many journal articles and books on the sociology...
After subscribing to a free copy of the weekly arch-conservative rag, Human Events, I decided not to actually pay for the thing (if I read "no amnesty" one more time I’m gonna send a letter bomb). But the one good thing that came from that...
Rick Warren’s Purpose Driven Life (review) is one of the bestselling books of all time. Although I don’t like its watered-down, often oversimplified approach, I do like it’s content, and it is worth re-reading and actually implementing. In fact, I think it is essential reading...
I just received a catalog from Vision Forum, and they have an incredible array of books that you might use for home schooling and self-education in history and world view stuff. Here’s just a few of their books (I’ve chosen some just because they might...
Aaron has put up a short post on CT’s The Top 50 Books That Have Shaped Evangelicals. I was going to respond with a comment, but my comment ended up being much longer than the original post. So here you go, my reflections on spiritually...
Christianity Today has complied a list of the top 50 books that have shaped Evangelicals. The list includes well-known classics and some surprises. Also surprising is some that were left off the list.
