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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Book Review: Put Out More Flags
Put Out More Flags, by Evelyn Waugh The title of this biting and deeply cynical novel about the beginning of World War II among the “smart set” of aristocrats in England comes from a translation of a Chinese epigram that … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, History, Military History
Tagged England, humor, literature, politics, World War II
12 Comments
Job Vs. God: A Covenental Lawsuit: Part One
As I discussed previously [1], I was challenged to show that the contention between God and Job over the course of the book of Job could be viewed as a covenental lawsuit, since someone took offense to the term and … Continue reading
Book Review: My Name Is Mahtob
My Name Is Mahtob, by Mahtob Mahmoody [Note: This book was provided free of charge by BookLook/Thomas Nelson Publishing in exchange for an honest review.] This was a hard book to read, as I can perhaps too painfully relate to … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christianity, History
Tagged abuse, childhood, family, honor, memoir, PTSD
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Book Review: With My Face To The Enemy
With My Face To The Enemy: Perspectives On The Civil War, edited by Robert Cowley Although I had already read this some years ago and owned the book in my Florida library, I was given this book some months ago … Continue reading
No Direction Home
After a fairly boring but peaceful morning, and for someone like myself, boring is definitely something to enjoy every once in a while as a reminder that there is a normal life to enjoy that is mundane but pleasantly so, … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Church of God, Musings
Tagged business, debate, honor, humor, reading, travel
20 Comments
Book Review: Phantom Islands Of The Atlantic
Phantom Islands Of The Atlantic, by Donald S. Johnson This book is a bit of a tease on multiple levels. On the one hand, many of the so-called phantom islands in this book, like the Isle of Demons, Frisland, Buss … Continue reading
Posted in American History, Book Reviews, Christianity, History
Tagged geography, textual criticism
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Book Review: Why Greenland Is An Island, Australia Is Not—And Japan Is Up For Grabs
Why Greenland Is An Island, Australia Is Not—And Japan Is Up For Grabs: A Simple Primer For Becoming A Geographical Know-It-All, by Joyce Davis For a certain sort of person, becoming a know-it-all comes somewhat naturally and easy, as easy … Continue reading
The Cold Never Bothered Me Anyway
My day did not get off to an inauspicious start. One of the hazards of sharing a few matresses on the living room with an adorable toddler, her mother, and her possible future stepfather is that occasionally early in the … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Church of God, History, Musings
Tagged communication, dancing, friendship, music, trust
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The Fatal Lure Of The Caper
It is hard sometimes for people to remember that war is not a game. After all, most people in our contemporary society are most aware of a personal understanding of war from games. Whether one is an armchair general with … Continue reading
That’s A Waste Of Good Chicken
For reasons somewhat unknown to me, other people find great humor in my own background, which includes a substantial amount of time living in the ghettoes of East Tampa and South Central Los Angeles. Perhaps my intellectual nature and somewhat … Continue reading
