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Women: God’s Secret Weapon, a Book Review
Women are also created by God.
Field of Blood
Field of Blood is a breakthrough Christian fiction novel written by Eric Wilson that shatters the classic Christian fiction formula. Field of Blood contains horror, suspense, and the promise of salvation. This book is truly a must read!
The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism
A refreshing look at the arguments for God, along with up-to-date answers to some of the age-old objections.
The Limits of Reason
A comparative analysis of Dostoyevsky’s anti-rationalist thematics as expressed in his novels Crime and Punishment and The Devils.
Godlessness in a Moral World: The Potter Problem
There exists a lack of God in the “Harry Potter” universe, created by J.K. Rowling.
Gender Roles in the Testament
In the novel, The Testament, by John Grisham, gender roles were clearly defined in a Victorian fashion with the main female character being portrayed as the saint, while the two main men were portrayed as rather devilish. But redemption is in the air.
A Review of Tom Wright’s Surprised by Hope
Wright has several things he wants to put across in this book, but there are two particular ones that stand out for me. Firstly he wants to encourage the church to change its view of what happens to us after death, and secondly, and even more important, he wants us to realise the extent to which we’re affected, in every aspect of our lives, by Jesus’ resurrection from the dead, and our own future resurrection in the new heavens/new earth.
From Death to Life: A Book Review
I have a total glimpse of the past Lenten Season. Lenten Season is very popular among the Catholics. This is what I learned from the book of John Garcia about Christianity.
A Comedian’s Guide to Theology
Comedy and theology ought not to mix, but comedian Thor Ramsay makes a hilarious and readable combination out of the two.
