As many of you who read my posts may know, I don’t really read much fiction. I prefer non-fiction greatly over fiction. But after I listened to “A Confederacy of Dunces” for a second time this year, I scoured audible and audiobooks.com for audiobooks by probably my most favorite narrator in the audiobook world: Barrett Whitener. If you’ve never heard of him, go look him up and pick up one of his books. They are amazing. That’s what led me …
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SPQR: Senatus Populusque Que Romanus. Quite simply: Senate, Populous, and Romans, although the term may simply refer to “The Roman Government and People.” I took a Roman Civilization class last …
I’m no stranger to Nancy Pearcey. In fact, I’ve been a keen follower of her since my friend and fellow blogger, Ron, introduced me to this book back in 2014. …
I think there are few who are unaware that North Korea is a nation that has been a blight on the earth due to its leadership and is a secretive …
After reading “The Big Short” and “Liar’s Poker,” both by Michael Lewis, I was recommended this book that deals with a similiar issue: greed. I vaguely remember the Enron scandal …
Since reading Michael Lewis’, “The Big Short,” I’ve been intrigued by his writing style and the world of investments and Wall Street. He mentions Liar’s Poker in The Big Short, …
I went to see The Big Short earlier this year and it was pretty interesting movie. That made me want to read the book (once I heard it was based …
This short little book is packed full of information about the humanity of Christ, as seen in the title. It may be short, but it certainly is edifying and very …
Some time ago, I received and read the Master’s Seminary manual for counseling. This led me to reading Jay Adam’s “Competent to Counsel” which the Master’s book is based off of. …
I think the title of this book is very misleading. What I was expecting was a book full of philosophical arguments on how weak the Postmodern position is. What I …
I read this book last year (yes, I’,m on a string of reading books I read last year I suppose), and you can read what I wrote here. I listened to …