Heavy Metal Forge

Engaging book, poor audio.

Revisado: 11-19-24

The book itself was not new information for me, but a good historical recapitulation of how we have arrived at this deplorable state. As the author makes claim, "this is a world of identity" signifying that our current society places a significant emphasis on personal identity, where people are largely defined and understood based on their individual characteristics, beliefs, and social affiliations, and last but not least, their sexual orientations. The huge downside for the audio book, is the very annoying, too low audio volume that I can achieve on my high-end ear buds while walking. If you're sitting in a quiet space, it's barely, sufficiently loud enough. When walking there are other noise pollutants that need to be overcome. My only gripe.

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Many complaints but none here.

Revisado: 10-16-23

A lot of complaints, the title not reflecting the content. Okay, I’ll give them that claim, I agree to an extent. The writings of many church fathers were discussed, not actually read. The bottom line… I found the book very informative and enjoyable. I will revisit the book on occasion also, not cover to cover, but reread sections. Worth my time.

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Very enjoyable.

Revisado: 09-26-23

I found the audio very pleasant and inspiring. I came to this after deeper investigation into Aquinas’ thought and theological perspective, therefore it served as more of a review. There were some new ways of looking at things which the author explained very well. I listed primarily while on my daily walks, therefore I lighter approach during these activities was very appropriate. I listed through the entire presentation twice. It was well with my time.

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