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If you love studying words as much as reading them, then The Illustrated Etymologicon by Mark Forsyth (2021) is definitely for you! Although risqué at times, it’s a fun and educational romp through the quirks of the English language. Continue reading
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A Christian review of The Discovery of Genesis, How the truths of Genesis were found hidden in the Chinese language (1979) Continue reading
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I took a flight over the mighty Himalayas recently on my way to Nepal. From my aisle seat, I caught brief glimpses of Tibet through the tiny window, recalling with fondness my visit to Lhasa and Xigatse, now (goodness!) nearly … Continue reading
Talking Freely and Naturally about God with Your Children. I first came across this book while visiting a Midwestern church using it as a discussion springboard for their Sunday School class, and after reading it for myself, I would highly … Continue reading
Quickly, Easily, Inexpensively, Enjoyably, and On Your Own Has your sleep-schedule ever been so out-of-whack that you lie in bed, too tired to sleep? That’s how I was one afternoon after an excessively long third-shift. The sun was bright, my … Continue reading
