Theology, Sci-Fi, & Indies 2023 – Ep.255 – Book Reviews 2023 – Part 1
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Show Notes
Theology, Sci-Fi, & Indies 2023
Here are the book reviews 2023 that I (Patrick) read and reviewed. Running the whole genre gauntlet for theology, sci-fi, & indies; 2023 was a good reading year. Here are my thoughts. Completely understandable if you skip this episode and the next one. Why 19 books in this episode? Because I was called in from playing for dinner and needed to wash up.
TIMELINE:
00:00 – Introduction
02:37 – The Revenant And The Tomb by Herman P. Hunter
06:03 – The Star Dwellers by James Blish
11:55 – Penance by Paula Richey
16:18 – The Biggest Story by Kevin DeYoung
19:56 – The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien
25:49 – The White Mountains (The Tripods #1) by John Christopher
30:53 – The Lost Art Of Dying by L.S. Dugdale
36:13 – The Thing In The Attic by James Blish
37:35 – The City Of Gold And Lead (The Tripods #2) by John Christopher
40:54 – Did Jesus Rise From The Dead? by William Lane Craig
41:51 – Did The Resurrection Happen…Really? by Josh McDowell & Dave Sterrett
42:38 – Classical Me, Classical Thee by Rebekah Merkle
44:08 – The Threshold – Leading In The Age Of AI by Nick Chatrath
46:04 – Biblical Theology – A Canonical, Thematic, & Ethical Approach by Andreas Kostenberger & Gregory Goswell
48:13 – Social Conservatism For The Common Good by Andrew T. Walker
52:43 – The Wizard’s Stone by Herman P. Hunter
56:53 – Ilium by Dan Simmons
58:49 – The Garden, The Curtain, And The Cross by Carl Laferton
01:00:25 – Personality & Worldview by J. H. Bavinck
01:03:08 – Continued Next Week
LINKS:
Links to the books and the text reviews will be updated and hyperlinked above as the individual books.
