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While The High Graders (1965) isn’t my favorite Louis L’Amour novel, it’s still better than most other Westerns out there. Continue reading
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Olura by Geoffrey Household (1965)
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During a recent visit out West, I had to pack the books that would either enlighten or entertain me through a thousand boring miles. Being a strong Geoffrey Household fan, this book fell into the latter category: entertaining with a … Continue reading
The Dirty Dozen by E.M. Nathanson (1965)
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A Christian reviews of The Dirty Dozen by E.M. Nathanson (1965), the book behind my favorite film growing up. It’s one my mom would not have let me read! Continue reading
Chinese Journey by Jan Myrdal (1965)
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A sensitive essay in photographs and words of contemporary China – Photographs by Gun Kessle Over the years, I have collected a great number of travelogues from China and other nations throughout the Middle East and Asia. Probably half of … Continue reading
Dispensationalism Today by Charles Ryrie (1965)
I must admit that with all my seminary experience and years in the ministry, I have never once had a class on either Dispensationalism or Covenant Theology (not even in Sunday School). This is striking to me, because the intellectual … Continue reading
Tariri: My Story by Tariri as told to Ethel Emily Wallis (1965)
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From Jungle Killer to Christian Missionary, by Tariri, Peruvian Indian Chief This past Spring, as I went through my former pastor’s library and then my church’s and church-school’s libraries, I realized that there are so many outdated yet interesting books … Continue reading
Gentle Ben by Walt Morey (1965)
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Gentle Ben by Walt Morey (1965) is a classic tale that my 6 & 8 yo kids loved. A Christian review. Continue reading
The Art of Survival by Cord Christian Troebst (1965)
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Translated from the German by Oliver Coburn I picked up this book at my local used-books store for cheap while on my wilderness-adventure kick. Not only have my wife and I gotten hooked on the various true-survival shows that have … Continue reading