Reading List for August, 2019: Dead Sea Scrolls (and that’s pretty much it)

Due to our transition from the US to Brazil and everything that involves, March is the first month I have been able to post book reviews. Beyond Order, Twelve More Rules for Life by Jordan Peterson One could see “Beyond Order, Twelve More Rules for Life” as simply a continuation of Jordan Peterson’s first book,…

Children of Ash and Elm by Neil Price I’ve always been fascinated by the Vikings – more so since I discovered that my own family tree has a branch that leads back to those hearty Scandinavian marauders (my Scottish heritage goes back to a Norman invader from 1066). So I was excited to see “Children…

October was a good month for reading. There is a decent variety, but a strong undercurrent of war and desolation. That’s just the way it happened… 1939: A People’s History of the Coming of the Second World War by Frederick Taylor The years leading up to the Second World War have always fascinated me. Most…

How Christianity Transformed the World by Sharon James Our secular overlords in academia and the media have done an admirable job of fashioning a narrative where Christianity is consistently a force for evil and Christians the perennial bad-guys. So much so, in fact, that many Christians have bought into the narrative and spend most of…