Reviewed by: Margaret Neal, a Professional Writing Major at Taylor University.   Introduction Title: The Last Arrow: Save Nothing for the Next Life Author: Erwin Raphael McManus Publisher: WaterBrook Publishers Publication Date: 2017 Format: Print book Length: 214 pages OVERVIEW With the storytelling power of The Barbarian Way and the conviction of The Artisan Soulcomes Erwin Raphael McManus’s most recent book, The Last Arrow. […]

What does it mean to say that the Bible is divinely inspired? Does it mean that every word is directly derived from God, or does it mean, as philosopher Qureshi once wrote, “God inspired specific men in history to write his words, using their experiences and language to convey his message. In other words, God masterfully used the speech of chosen men to convey exactly what he desired and has preserved that message through the millennia.”

Emerging adults, those between the ages of 18 to 30, stand in a precarious position when it comes to the connection between faith and science. And, the emerging pluralistic ideals of tolerance and pick-and-choose-religions don’t help the equation. Cootsona addresses the forerunners that have widened the divide between science and faith: the four horsemen of atheism (such as Darwin), the false dichotomy of information presented in Scripture versus that discovered in science, and the church’s anti-science sentiments.