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And Other Pleasant Studies of Birds and Beasts Books on animal telepathy are not my normal fare—and if you follow my site at all, that probably goes without saying. I honestly didn’t know what I was getting into with this … Continue reading
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The Mystery of the Bering Land Bridge It might be the 90-degree weather outside, but something drew me to this book this week and the frozen tundra of western Alaska in which it’s set. Normally I want to wait until … Continue reading
Why your kids will quit church and what you can do to stop it For the past six months or so, I’ve been working directly with the teens in our church each Sunday morning and during our midweek service. What … Continue reading
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A Christian review of Jack London’s evolutionary sci-fi novella, The Red One (1918). Continue reading
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A serious critique of Noah’s Flood by William Ryan and Walter Pitman (1998), a book better titled “The Epic of Gilgamesh.” A Christian review. Continue reading
One the more influential books in my life, this one opened my eyes to the powerful relationship between literature and film. Continue reading
The History of Nazi Occultism The subject matter of Invisible Eagle—the occult roots of Hitler’s Nazis—is a fascinating one, if only to interact with some of the most difficult enigmas of evil in recent history. This goes right on par … Continue reading
“My dream life and my waking life were lives apart, with not one thing in common save myself.” (9) Best known for his naturalistic novels White Fang and The Call of the Wild, Jack London uniquely personified the beasts in … Continue reading
I recall one tidbit of advice from seminary that has never left me: “The biggest threat to ministry is ministry itself,” meaning that when you’re constantly surrounding yourself with fellow believers, you run the risk of losing touch with fallen … Continue reading
At least part of the motivation for any book is anger, and this book is no exception. I’m distressed by a society which depends so completely on mathematics and science and yet seems so indifferent to the innumeracy and scientific … Continue reading
