The full subtitle of this text is: "A Historical Introduction to the Early Christian Writings."
I've temporarily discontinued reading this book, but fully intend to return to it. Sorry!http://www.bartdehrman.com/books/nt_early_writingsR4.htm
Reflections by Dr. Gregory Klages on non-fiction books dealing primarily with politics, history, and religion. Significant attention to Canadian content. Mail me/comment if you read anything. I love to hear feedback!
Friday, 31 May 2013
Saturday, 11 May 2013
Candida Moss, "The Myth of Persecution" (2013)
The subtitle of this book is, "How Early Christians Invented a Story of Martyrdom."
I've finished the book, but have yet to write a summary. Sorry!
In the interim, some positive reviews (with links to other reviews) can be found at the Unreasonable Faith blog
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/unreasonablefaith/2013/03/a-good-way-to-die-the-myth-of-persecution/
and Salon.com.
For some balance, I've also included a negative review from First Things.
I've finished the book, but have yet to write a summary. Sorry!
In the interim, some positive reviews (with links to other reviews) can be found at the Unreasonable Faith blog
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/unreasonablefaith/2013/03/a-good-way-to-die-the-myth-of-persecution/
and Salon.com.
For some balance, I've also included a negative review from First Things.
Monday, 6 May 2013
J.T. Patterson, "The Eve of Destruction" (2012)
The subtitle of this book is, " How 1965 Transformed America."
I've finished the book, but have yet to write a summary. Sorry!
You can listen to/watch the author give a talk on the book at the University of Virginia's Miller Centre (Jan. 2013).
A discussion with the author is available via BookTV.
Some reviews of the book are linked here:
John Wilson, Books & Culture.
I've finished the book, but have yet to write a summary. Sorry!
You can listen to/watch the author give a talk on the book at the University of Virginia's Miller Centre (Jan. 2013).
A discussion with the author is available via BookTV.
Some reviews of the book are linked here:
John Wilson, Books & Culture.
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Cold War history,
racism,
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