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Secret Believers: Praying With Rather Than For

I promise I’m almost done reflecting on this book. Once done, I will go back and finish up Economics in One Lesson. There were still a few chapters I never got to, and I don’t want to miss out. Especially in an election year. If we learn to think economically, we will see the disaster that is Clinton, Obama, and McCain. And Huckabee, in my opinion. So there. I’m reviewing Secret Believers and I’ve already told you there is no one Continue Reading…
February 11, 2008
Secret Believers: The Necessity of Imitating Christ

If there is a theme to this week {month?}, it is survival. Thankfully, it isn’t survival of the fittest, or I would be eaten by someone farther up the food chain. E. came down with something mild last week, which then jumped to A. {who contracted a bit more severe form}, and then Q. and me {who spent yesterday being utterly miserable}, and now E. is on the couch with a cough and I find myself wondering if we are Continue Reading…
February 5, 2008
Secret Believers: Glimpse of Another World

Rarely do I read a book that I wish to recommend to everyone. Usually, I read books that I would recommend to certain people, or perhaps to no one at all {not because I do not like them but because the mere mention of their title or subject matter causes the eyes of people around me to begin to glaze over}. I admit I am interested in more subjects–more ideas–than most people I meet. But Secret Believers is different. If you Continue Reading…
January 28, 2008
Secret Believers: I Like it Already!

Grace? Have you started reading yet? Only a couple weeks until our book reports are due. Do they allow reading in the ghetto? He he. I have to say that this book got me from the very start. The first two-thirds or so {I am not done, but the Prologue explains this} is written as a narrative. I have read a portion, and I can testify that it gives a person a feel for what it might be like to Continue Reading…
January 17, 2008