If you know me, you realize that I do not read Biblical fiction out of concern that I might add something fictional in one of my Bible studies. I teach a lot from memory, and I do not want Biblical … Continue reading →
This is a very intriguing and enjoyable Christian high fantasy leaning toward the heroic. The level of spirituality is Old Testament with potential self-chosen spiritual life change possible—though not common. A relationship with God is virtually unheard of among man but the … Continue reading →
I wouldn’t call this a Christian book except on a basic Old Testament level, maybe barely evangelical with some Christian morals but no savior. It’s a gritty, tough view of the destruction of our world before the end times written … Continue reading →
Warning! The following is outrageous personal opinion— hopefully written in obedience to the One whom I serve Of course, most of you might say, “My characters are already real.” In that case, again for many of you, I have to say, … Continue reading →
A brief talk with Jaye L. Knight about her writing I was impressed with her second series, The Makilien Trilogy. I’ve not read her first, Pirates and Faith. She is yet another of the bright, talented, well-educated results of homeschooling. I am … Continue reading →
This trilogy started out with one of the best books I have read for many years. A Cast of Stones brought me into the life of a brutalized orphan, Errol, in a way which I have not enjoyed in a long … Continue reading →
I’m including two of Roger Melquist’s planks in his platform on which our belief that the earth is young stands. These two planks are tied together by their focus on the truth of scripture. PLANK #5 Because of the Orthodox … Continue reading →