An Imaginative Conservative, and other reviews

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• An Imaginative Conservative’s “Man of the House” -- “The theme of Man of the House, not the only one but the one that makes it timely, is that the Great Progressive Fallacy—the individual is the moral center of the culture, and that the state is the individual’s protector—serves only the forces of destruction.”
• Book Review: Another Gospel? By Alisa Childers -- “The target reader of Another Gospel? is obviously someone who is in the same position in which Alisa found herself, a person wrestling with the questions and challenges of progressive Christianity.”
• Book Review: Joel Beeke, Striving Against Satan: Knowing the Enemy--His Weakness, His Strategy, His Defeat -- “Listen, here. You can read the review on my academia.edu page here.”
• Book Review: Revolutionary Monsters, Five Men Who Turned Liberation into Tyranny -- “Revolutionary Monsters presents a collective biography of five modern day revolutionaries who came into power calling for the liberation of the people only to end up killing millions of people in the name of revolution.”
• Book Review: The Household and the War for the Cosmos by C. R. Wiley -- “Wiley...notes that the simple act of having a family is itself a statement of hope, and that our contemporary barren nations suggest the despair that has filled the void created by atheism and the dissolution of the household.”
• Christianity for People Who Aren’t Christians by James Emery White -- “White’s goal is twofold. He wants to explain Christianity to people who have little or no knowledge of it, and answers some of the most common questions about Christian faith.”
• Nothing to Fear by Barry C. Black -- “The book is broken down into seven parts which coincide with seven principles that Jesus gave His disciples before sending them into the world to spread the Gospel.”
• Red and Blue Christian Disunity: A Review of Yancey and Quosigk’s One Faith No Longer -- “But the most interesting section by far was the progressive Christian interviews...the interviewees expressed ‘a humanistic ethic of social justice.’”
• Review: In Pursuit of Love, by Rebecca Bender -- “Here’s the one thing that struck me hardest: I could’ve passed Rebecca on the street. I didn’t know. And I never stopped to think...”
• Review: ‘Live Not By Lies: A Manual for Christian Dissidents’ by Rod Dreher -- “Dreher wants to build an underground resistance of true Christianity that will withstand whatever cultural pressures and suffering may arrive.”
• What people are saying about “Shaped Notes” -- “Larnelle Harris has inspired people around the world with his unique singing gift. But wait until you read about the surprising journey that God took him on. Your own life will be touched by his story!”
• 3 Surprises from New Research on ‘Progressive’ and ‘Conservative’ Christians -- “Progressive Christians are more likely to establish their identity through politics, while conservative Christians find their identity in theology.”