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Divided by Faith
A short summary and discussion of the book by Emerson and Smith.
You Have Got to Have Faith
A brief examination of the uproar Dan Brown’s book “The Da Vinci Code” caused on unsuspecting Irish men in a pub in Toronto.
Rex: A Mother, Her Autistic Child, and the Music That Transformed Their Lives: A Review
Rex is the inspirational memoir by Cathleen Lewis who shares the remarkable story of her blind autistic son and his savant-like musical genius that transforms both their lives. Through her undying devotion to Rex, she unexpectedly discovers profound faith and redemption in her daily struggles to ensure Rex’s full potential as a child of God and musical savant.
A Walk to Remember
After watching the movie “A walk to remember”, it seems like a compulsion to me to read the book also from which the movie was adapted. So here I present my view on both the movie and the book.
Sociology Looks at Religion Book Review
A brief overview of an older book “Sociology Looks at Religion” which still has relevance today.
A Book Review of "invisible Religion"
A book review on Invisible Religion, written in 1967, but still has some relevance for today’s issues in the church and Christianity in society.
Boundaries: When to Say Yes and When to Say No to Take Control of Your Life Book Review
A book review on John Townsend and Henry Cloud’s book Boundaries: When to Say Yes and When to Say No To Take Control of Your Life.
In the Presence of My Enemies: A Review
As expected, this is book is about the tragic consequences of a well-known hostage drama. That is, of course, the premise of the title and the subject. Beyond that, however, is tale of faith and courage that surpasses the most basic human motivations and commissions.
A Model of Christian Charity, In The Hands of an Angry God
A comparison of John Winthrop’s “A Model of Christian Charity” and Jonathan Edwards’ “Sinners In the Hands of an Angry God”.
