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This morning, Tim Keller’s apologetic work, The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism came to my mind in one of those random and varied thought chains that I find myself in. Often.
You have those too, right?
Please tell me yes.
The next thought in the chain was alarm that I did not [...]
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I know we have a few days of ‘08 left, but I don’t think I’m going to be finishing any more books this year. So…it’s time for post I always look forward to — my favorite books of 2008. (Previous years: 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004)
It’s a good exercise to review my reading list. I [...]
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I like to read books. I like to tell other people what books I like. Sometimes they don’t ask, but I tell them anyway.
Nobody asked. But I freshened up my Recommended Reading page.
The links are associate links to Amazon. If you click on the covers and any of these books, Amazon will give [...]
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Here are a few books I’ve read since the first of the year. I haven’t taken the time to devote an entire blog post to any of these, but I think they are worth mentioning:
It’s All Too Much, by Peter Walsh
Talk of living with less clutter has increased a great deal in the last few [...]
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Once again, it’s time to post my favorite books of the year. (Previous years: 2004, 2005, 2006) This isn’t necessarily a list of the books I enjoyed the most. As I looked over the list of books I’ve read, I asked myself which ones have stirred the most thought and helped shape my thinking. [...]
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As a means of looking back over 2007, I made a smart playlist in iTunes to show me what music was added this year. There are 700+ songs eating up over 4gb of digitopia. The following albums, listed alphabetically by artist, weren’t all released in 2007, but they were all new to me and made [...]
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