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I Think You’re Wrong (But I’m Listening)

March 2, 2019 by Cecelia Carey 0 Comments

I Think You’re Wrong (But I’m Listening) gives readers the materials to build bridges during a divisive time.

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(Book review) How the Nations Rage

August 9, 2018 by Cecelia Carey 0 Comments

Jonathan Leeman dares us to think carefully and deeply about our nation’s approach to politics. He points out our tendency to think that politics is the stuff of congressmen, school boards, and voting booths, when, in fact, it is the stuff of our everyday life: politics is how we arrange our lives to get what we worship. He reminds us that we cannot go into the public square and leave our religion behind.

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(Book review) The Hidden Enemy

March 20, 2018 by Cecelia Carey 0 Comments

Reviewed by: Alyssa Roat, a professional writing major at Taylor University   Introduction Title: The Hidden Enemy: Aggressive Secularism, Radical Islam, and the Fight for Our Future Author: Michael Youssef Publisher: Tyndale Momentum Publication Date: March 2018 Format: Print book Length: 211 pages OVERVIEW In this book, Dr. Youssef pulls no punches. His message is clear: America is in trouble. He identifies […]

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(Book review) What matters most

September 30, 2017 by Cecelia Carey 0 Comments

Reviewed by: Ceil Carey, Co-president of ECLA and long time book discussion leader   Introduction Title: What matters most Author: Kellie Coates Gilbert Publisher: Revell Publication Date: 2016 Format: Paperback Length: 315 pages OVERVIEW Leta Breckenridge is in a tight spot. Having never finished her college degree, she finds it hard to get a good paying job […]

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