Peter Enns. (Photo: Patti Singleton, Eastern University)
Old Testament scholar Peter Enns published a great book last week.
There are five reasons you should read his new work, The Bible Tells Me So:
5 Reasons You Should Read Peter Enns’s New Book
Book Reviews
The Walking Dead, Relativism, and Jamie Smith
The Governor and Hershel.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Jesus & Dawkins welcomes guest posts. Today’s entry comes from Mike Saou, a fellow Duke Divinity grad. He’s a clinical researcher at UNC, an Ironman finisher, and a dad. If the zombie apocalypse happened, I’d really want this guy by my side.
2 Big Ideas from Chris Stedman’s Faitheist
(Photo courtesy of Chris Stedman.)
“Is Chris Stedman a real person?”
My question puzzled my friend Vlad: “How do you mean?”
“I just listened to his Humanist Hour podcast. Does he mean everything he says? Because if so, then he’s the bomb.com.”
Vlad assured me of two things: 1) Chris was a real person; 2) Chris meant everything he said.
Brian McLaren on Atheists: “They Have Data Everybody Needs”
I met Brian McLaren last week.
What’s in Brian McLaren’s new book? What did he tell me about dialogue between Christians and atheists?
Find out now.
Nicolas Cage Book Rating Scale
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Have you ever read a book and compared it to a Nic Cage movie?
You haven’t?
Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. In book reviews for this site, I’ll compare books to one of five Cage classics: Continue reading
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