I bumped into this title on Audible and I was fascinated. Ray Comfort is a Christian minister. Moreover, his mother was Jewish. Therefore, this had to be an incredibly uncomfortable undertaking for him. I applaud him for having the guts to take it on, and I was genuinely interested in his take on Hitler, God,…
This title jumped out at me on Audible because I was already aware of some of the cultural biases that affect our reading of the Bible. However, most of what I have studied is in relation to the Tanakh or Old Testament. This book addresses the same topic, but more through the eyes of the…
I picked up this book at Books A Million. It’s a pretty nice production with thick, magazine like glossy pages. Additionally, it is well illustrated with nice images. The dimensions of the book are a bit odd, but that’s not a big deal. I was interested in seeing a good case laid out for Christianity….
This is an audio book review of the book by A. W. Pink. I picked it up because I’m interested in hearing all sides on the topic. I believe in Divine inspiration of the Tanakh, or Old Testament, albeit my views on the topic probably aren’t orthodox. However, I do not subscribe to the notion…
From a Christian perspective, that title is likely shocking. However, there is nothing divisive about this post. In fact, it is intended to be unifying. Today we are taking a look at the audio book version of a work by Amy Jill Levine and Marc Zvi Brettler. It is titled “The Bible With and Without…
