To resolve the conflict betwixt science and Christianity, Walton has a creative solution to the thorny problem of modern secular science and a literal interpretation of Genesis. More
Category Archives: Books
Book Review: ‘Rigged’ by Mollie Hemmingway
Mollie Hemingway’s book is a must-read for one very important reason: we are still planning on holding elections in the United States of America moving forward.More
Book Review: ‘The Jungle Books’ by Rudyard Kipling
The book version of The Jungle Book is more complicated than I anticipated. For starters, it would never have been written for us to enjoy if not for the British Empire having colonized India. More
Book Review: ‘The End Is Always Near’ by Dan Carlin
While I like the concept, and there are certain subjects I appreciate Carlin having brought up, his positive references early on to Will Durant’s epic history provided the tell. More
Book Review: ‘Live Not By Lies’ by Rod Dreher
It may seem strange to hear, and I feel strange for saying it, but Rod Dreher’s ‘Live Not By Lies: A Manual For Christian Dissidents’ was a breath of fresh air to me. More
Book Review: ‘The Age of Surveillance Capitalism’ by Shoshana Zuboff
For us to not know the situation with Big Tech and yet uncritically participate in the grand social surveillance and engineering experiment would be a disaster.More
And This Is Why We Got Married, Had Children, and Go To Church
Work begins straight away outlining ‘And This Is Why We Got Married.’ And stay tuned for more on that as I flesh out the substance of each section and chapter.More
Book Review: ‘How the West Really Lost God’ by Mary Eberstadt
‘How the West Really Lost God: A New Theory of Secularization’ takes all the dots we’ve been connecting together for years and connects them in somewhat the opposite way I had assumed.More
Théoden Rides Against Mass Formation Psychosis
Like so many siege towers and catapults and battering rams, these assaults on our life and liberty the past two years may look like they will carry the day. And yet…More
All The Books I Read This Past Year – Part II
Picking up where we left off in our last episode, the remaining 30 titles I finished in 2021 were as follows. From this list, hopefully you will draw some inspiration and ideas for your own reading list in the year ahead.More