So here I am, having come full circle. My journey through this book has been different than I expected, and yet good. I began by explaining that reading the book is a struggle for me, because it is difficult to separate the ideas from the person. However, after spending much more time on all of this than I ever planned to, including creating a detailed outline of one of the chapters, I think I have discovered the key to my Continue Reading…
July 18, 2007For those of you joining me for the first time today, this is part of a series-style book review. Previous posts include an Introduction, The Good, and The True. This post really should be the last one, but it isn’t. I suppose I just can’t help myself. As a reminder, this is my criteria for the beautiful category: Here, I mean well-written. In the negative, a reader would expect a “beautiful” book to be free of glaring typographical errors and Continue Reading…
July 17, 2007Much of what is said in most devotional literature is true. Because of this, I am not going to go through, line by line, and tally up each propositional statement. Rather, I will use this post to discuss what I found to be profoundly true, and also the one statement I found that was absolutely not true. Being profoundly true is, by nature, subjective. All this means is that it was a truth I hadn’t thought about before, or needed Continue Reading…
July 16, 2007Before I begin, I feel the need {again} to remind readers that there is an official Book Review Formula for my book reviews here on the blog. Book Reviews {capital-B, capital-R} are not to be confused with my chattering away about what I have been reading. The Book Reviews category is reserved for books that I have received for free for the purpose of writing up a review and publishing it here. My purpose today is to review The Organic God by Continue Reading…
July 13, 2007
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