Kevin G. Drendel

Really solid series. I am rereading!

Revisado: 12-05-24

This story starts off a bit slow, but it is worth it! Once the story takes off it really captures you. The narrator is pretty good I think, as well.

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She is the whiny Aelin

Revisado: 12-04-24

She is trying to be aelin but there is so much whining we do not need

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Drags on

Revisado: 12-03-24

Oh lord does this book drag on. I really like the Legacy series that is connected to this one, so I I will persist in the hopes that this series gets better, but there is so much repetition in this book and it is definitely taking a lot of inspiration from throne of glass. Like I said though, the legacy series is really good.

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Brilliantly Written

Revisado: 08-26-23

Stephen Meyer brilliantly demonstrates that Science and God are not in tension, that sound, cohesive thinking, following the evidence where it leads, and reasoning to the best explanation for the ultimate questions about origins of the universe and life point to a theistic answer that squares with the best in science and critical thinking.

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Reexamination of Paul in His Own Context

Revisado: 12-21-20

NT Wright helps us reimagine Paul in his own context, a zealous First Century Jew, who spread the Gospel, not as a new religion, but as the fulfillment of the ancient promise to Abraham to bless all nations through his seed. NT Wright invites the western world to pull back the Platonic eschatology that has been built up in the western world over Paul's tent obscuring the Hebrew understanding and expectation of God baptizing us into His covenant family as His image bearers and agents who will reflect heaven to earth and reflect back earth in praise to heaven. NT Wright until heaven descends to earth when Christ eventually comes again to claim His own and establish His eternal rule in earth, not in some platonic ideal in which earth is divorced from heaven, but in redemption of the earth remaking it in harmony with heaven under the rule and reign of Christ. NT Wright succeeds in helping us to see what has been there all along, like an archeologist gingerly removing the the newer layers to reveal the original detail.

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