‘Of making many [lists of] books, there is no end.’ (Ecclesiastes-ish 12:12) It’s the end of the year, so every Christian with a blog is posting a list of the things they read over the past twelve months. I figured I might as well follow suit. I started plenty of books this year, and finished…
Tag: reading
A Church Called Tov
Some reflections on A Church Called Tov, by Scot McKnight and Laura Barringer
Theology Matters: The Trinity
A selection of recommended resources on the Trinity.
Five and a half reviews of six parts of seven books
Some quick (bits of) reviews of some (bits of) books I read (bits of) on my holiday!
2015, in 21 Book Reviews
2015 in 21 short book reviews
Who’s Afraid of Judging Books by Their Covers?
I did something stupid. And on the off chance it may make you feel better about yourself, I thought I would share it. So apropos of nothing… here goes:
The Book of Strange New Things, by Michel Faber
A review of Michel Faber’s latest novel, about an English Pastor sent to a distant planet to teach the inhabitants about Christianity.
The Gospels: Reading List
A suggested reading list on the gospels.
Apologetics for the Glory of God, by John Frame
Some preliminary thoughts on a largely frustrating introduction to presuppositional apologetics!
The Goldfinch, by Donna Tartt
Winner of the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt is a brilliant epic novel
Liam Thatcher 