It’s that time of year where people humblebrag about how much they read, under the pretence of making recommendations for others. You can hardly move on Twitter for end of year reading lists. And Phil Whittall’s roundup of roundups takes it to an Inception-level extreme – lists within lists. As Qoheleth might have said, ‘Of…
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Reading Roundup 2021
‘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…
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!
Liam Thatcher 