Nowadays one regularly comes across the true statement, “Science is compatible with religion.” Unfortunately it is often followed by the myth, “No reputable scientist believes in a literal six-day creation.” Busting Myths by Sarfati and Bates aims to refute this idea by presenting interviews with Ph.D. holders in various fields of science. This book highlights […]
Reviews
Three Computer Games I Almost Always Allow
I’m over at the Curriculum Choice today writing about three computer games I almost always allow: I disapprove of screen time and, perhaps foolishly, long for the ‘good old days’ when we had no screens except the bug screens in our windows. Of course, too much screen time is good for no one, but I’ve […]
Review: Two Roads Home by Deborah Raney
Corinne, a stay-at-home mom to three adorable little girls and Jesse, her successful husband, seem to have the perfect life. But Corrine is stressed by Jess’s intense travel schedule, and Jesse, sole provider of a luxurious lifestyle, has stresses of his own. One of them is Michaela, a coworker who is becoming too friendly during long […]
Bloggers Who Became Authors
While reviewing Nina Amir’s How to Blog a Book (link to my review), I realized that many of the books I’ve read are very closely related to their authors’ blogs. As someone who delights in watching others achieve big dreams, I offer you this list of bloggers who have published books based on their blogs. […]