4.25 of 5 The bottom line: For introverts, an eye-opening insight into your own nature, why you’re misunderstood, self-appreciation, and how to excel in an extroverted world. The Introvert Advantage essentially serves as a blueprint for more fulfilling lives…
Emperor Constantine, who ruled over the Roman Empire from 306 to 337 A.D., still matters for two essential reasons: (1) He revolutionized the relationship between the Church and the State, creating a dynamic where the former was fashioned to serve…
4.75 of 5 The bottom line: An accessible, easy-to-understand way to learn, understand, and practically apply economics to the real world. Why would any person want to read an economics book, and why would they particularly want to…
The Book Review Scoring System is designed to standardize all reviews from this point forward. One Star: A book that one should avoid at all costs either because of some obvious glaring problem(s), bait-and-switch marketing, or purposeful attempts at…
The New Oxford American Dictionary defines hermeneutics as “the branch of knowledge that deals with interpretation, especially of the Bible or literary texts.” This interpretation may be thought to be an objective process, but in reality no one is capable…
***** (of 5) The bottom line: A classic, revolutionary, paradigm-shifting defense of personhood, property, and liberty. In The Law, Bastiat makes a timeless and compelling argument in favor of the natural and innate privileges bestowed upon humankind by God…
The dangers of oneism point to one inescapable and horrid reality: idolatry. In a recent Sunday Review in The New York Times, David P. Barash, an evolutionary biologist and a professor of psychology, wrote an editorial describing why science and…
4.5 of 5 The bottom line: An excellent introduction to the New Testament basics with some extra theological lessons as an added bonus. On the New Testament is the second book in the Testament series by Mark Driscoll. Basically,…
The New Oxford American Dictionary defines syncretism as “the amalgamation or attempted amalgamation of different religions, cultures, or schools of thought.” As a result, syncretism becomes one of the most dangerous words in the entire English language as it pertains…
**** (of 5) The bottom line: A brief, concise introduction to the Old Testament that answers many common questions and provides a path for future study. On the Old Testament can be thought of as a starter kit for…
