James Wm. McClendon, Jr. Biography as Theology: How Life Stories Can Remake Today’s Theology. Wipf and Stock, nd. (Previously published by […]
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Winsome Persuasion: A Review
Tim Muehlhoff and Richard Langer, Winsome Persuasion: Christian Influence in a Post-Christian World. Downers Grove, IL: IVP Academic, 2017. I’ve been […]
communication, dialogue, review, rhetoric, Richard Langer, Tim Muehlhoff, Winsome PersuasionDumb-plin: My (Brief) Review of Dumplin
The Scattershot Atheist: The Dan Barker/Trent Horn Debate: A Review (Part 2)
Here’s part 1 of my review where I provide a summary and critique of Trent Horn’s opening statement. You can also […]
apologetics, atheism, Dan Barker, debate, review, theism, Trent HornBandersnatch… or Blandersnatch?
I’m a big Black Mirror fan, that sophisticated dystopian British/Netflix series that explores the darker side of technology. So when […]
Bandersnatch, Black Mirror, review, science fictionThe Cross and the Lynching Tree: A Review
Cone, James. The Cross and the Lynching Tree (Maryknoll, New York: Orbis, 2011). The next time somebody responds to the Black Lives […]
book review, ethics, James Cone, liberation theology, lynching, racism, reviewPastor to the Ragamuffins: A review of Pastrix
Nadia Bolz-Weber’s memoir Pastrix: The Cranky, Beautiful Faith of a Sinner & Saint (published 2013) has been getting a lot of […]
Nadia Bolz-Weber, Pastrix, reviewBill Nye: Science Guy: A Review
Where I grew up in south-central British Columbia in the 1980s, we had four channels from Seattle on our limited […]
Bill Nye, Bill Nye: Science Guy, fundamentalism, Ken Ham, review, science, scientismPost-Apocalyptic Family Values: A Review of A Quiet Place
A Quiet Place opens with a family searching an abandoned drugstore for supplies. It soon becomes clear that we are […]
A Quiet Place, movie review, reviewI Can Only Imagine: A Review
Yesterday a friend invited me to the new Christian movie I Can Only Imagine. (He even paid for my ticket because […]
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