A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
At times the Tao te Ching is down to earth and practical, but much of it is highly philosophical and abstract. Chapter two is somewhere in the middle...Read More
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Written By: Corey FarrFebruary 10, 2020A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
The first chapter of the Tao te Ching is one of the most difficult and confusing in the whole book, but it’s also a foundation to everything the book...
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Written By: Carmen LauFebruary 07, 2020Book Review: Wandering, Not Lost
"Wandering, Not Lost" shows an awareness of the postmodern environment in which we find ourselves. Without pronouncements, tired slogans, or emphasis...
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Written By: Corey FarrFebruary 03, 2020A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
About six months ago, I discovered the Tao te Ching, an ancient book of Chinese wisdom and spirituality that has dramatically influenced my spiritual...
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Written By: Scott MoncrieffJanuary 06, 2020Book Review of Jemar Tisby’s The Color...
What Tisby contributes to this sorry history is a consistent focus on how church actions, policies, and members have been consistent supporters of...
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Written By: Scott MoncrieffDecember 23, 2019Book Review: How to Be an Antiracist
Christians who are concerned about social justice — and by looking to Jesus, our example, we can see that this should include every Christian — can...
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Written By: Alisa WilliamsDecember 20, 2019Book Review: Christmas in the Four...
“How might a house look for Christmas based on what each Gospel says about it?” is the question this little book poses. Author Cynthia M. Campbell,...
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Written By: Danielle M. BarnardDecember 16, 2019Book Review: What God Is Honored Here?
Editors Shannon Gibney and Kao Kalia Yang are not unfamiliar with the grief of miscarriage and infant death. In the wake of their own losses and...
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Written By: Hanz GutierrezDecember 12, 2019Linn Marie Tonstad’s Contribution to...
Linn Marie reminds us that the asymmetries of queerness are not pathological but, on the contrary, are the best expression of a true life. I doubt...
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Written By: Scott MoncrieffDecember 02, 2019Book Review: A Boy from Hahndorf
I greatly enjoyed reading A Boy from Hahndorf: as an education in Australia’s history and culture; as the portrayal of a musician’s life; as an...
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