Their emulation of Jesus proved fatally incomplete …
Here their emulation of Jesus proved fatally incomplete. In their quest to be inclusive and tolerant and up-to-date, the accommodationists imitated his scandalo...
Tag: non-fiction
The Mountain: My Time on Everest by Ed Viesturs with David Roberts
Viesturs provides the reader a first-hand description of the beauty and power of Everest. The beauty is in the sheer size of the mountain and its hard edges and...
Surprised by Scripture: Engaging Contemporary Issues by N.T. Wright
Wright wants to use what historical research might teach us, and read scripture as its authors intended rather than with the philosophical assumptions of the mo...
Three non-fiction books I'm looking forward to reading
Despite my love-hate relationship with non-fiction, I constantly coming across books I want to read. In an attempt to impose some discipline on my reading I tho...
My love-hate relationship with non-fiction
You know that phrase about your eyes being bigger than your stomach? It captures that sense of wanting to eat everything but then once you put it on your plate ...
How We Decide by Jonah Lehrer
Lehrer makes a strong case that the age old concept of rationality versus emotions is a deceptive oversimplification and contrary to how the brain actually work...