Category Archives: Books & Culture
Ministries of Mercy
I just started reading a book by Timothy J. Keller called Ministries of Mercy: The call of the Jericho Road as a part of a new strategy group at my church, formed to explore the biblical principles and practice of the … Continue reading
Can Christians be Capitalists?
I just listened to Jay W. Richards, author of Money, Greed, and God: Why Capitalism Is the Solution and Not the Problem (HarperOne, 2009) give a talk at the American Enterprise Institute to a predominantly young evangelical Christian audience, addressing … Continue reading
Kindle DX
Amazon’s new Kindle DX starts shipping January 19, 2010. The price is $489. Kindle for the Mac is also coming soon!
Common Sense Economics
One of my sons gave me a stack of books for Christmas: Common Sense Economics The Constitution of Liberty – Frederich A. Hayek The Law – Frederic Bastiat Knowledge and Decisions – Thomas Sowell I am currently reading Common Sense … Continue reading
That Blue People Movie
Went to see this epic James Cameron sci-fi, fantasy film over the last weekend with my wife. Saw the 3D version which you wear the glasses for. Unfortunately the theater was so full we could only find seats in the … Continue reading
Environmentalism as Religion
Michael Crichton was a famous author and speaker whose many books have been made into movies such as: Jurrasic Park, Congo, The Andromeda Strain, Sphere, and many others. He also was the creator of the successful and popular ER television series. Before … Continue reading
More Books I’ve Read Recently
Here are some more books I’ve recently read. The 4:8 Principle – Tommy Newberry The Search for God and Guinness – Stephen Mansfield The Survivors Club – Ben Sherwood Safely Home – Randy Alcorn Deception Point – Dan Brown The … Continue reading
Conservative Economic and Political Resources
A friend recently asked me to put together some resources on the conservative economic and political worldview (especially from an evangelical Christian perspective), so that he could become better informed on this viewpoint. I decided to turn my research and … Continue reading
The Talking Mirror
Today I’m happy for a friend named Conor McCarthy whose website at TheTalkingMirror.com was featured in an article in the Chicago Sun-Times. The website features satire written mostly toward and about evangelical Christians in an attempt to not take ourselves … Continue reading