Espresso Roast Book Room Updates
In case you've not stopped in yet, the Espresso Roast Book Room is a growing space where you can find some excellent books for your reading enjoyment. If it's been a while since you've clicked through, I've added some new titles recently and done a little remodeling (the selection here will continue to expand). I hope you find this room useful. If you have suggestions, feel free to submit them to me for review for inclusion.
Since I'm on the subject, I'm in the middle of reading what is turning out to be the best and most comprehensive book I've read thus far on worldview studies. Total Truth by Nancy Pearcey is a must-read for any serious student of worldviews (and I'm only a portion of the way through).
Recently, Pearcey's book was awarded the 2005 ECPA Gold Medallion Award for best book in the category of "Christianity and Society." Another excellent book by Pearcey is The Soul of Science which can be found in the Book Room. Pearcey also was a key contributor in Chuck Colson's book, How Now Shall We Live?
For more on Nancy Pearcey, read this and this.
Since I'm on the subject, I'm in the middle of reading what is turning out to be the best and most comprehensive book I've read thus far on worldview studies. Total Truth by Nancy Pearcey is a must-read for any serious student of worldviews (and I'm only a portion of the way through).Recently, Pearcey's book was awarded the 2005 ECPA Gold Medallion Award for best book in the category of "Christianity and Society." Another excellent book by Pearcey is The Soul of Science which can be found in the Book Room. Pearcey also was a key contributor in Chuck Colson's book, How Now Shall We Live?
For more on Nancy Pearcey, read this and this.
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posted by DAVID C. PRICE at 7/18/2005 11:15:00 AM
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She actually wrote most of How Now...
Did you set yourself up as an Amazon affiliate or something? I've thought about that.
Yes, I know. She was actually the ghost writer of it and, yes, I do have an affiliate account. I wouldn't consider it if you're hoping to make money from it, but it's good to be able to make it easy for readers to have access to books you think are important and want to encourage.
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