I’ve just finished “The Thinking Toolbox”, by Hans and Nathaniel Bluedorn, the two brothers who wrote one of my favorite school books of last year, “The Fallacy Detective”. Although I liked “The Fallacy Detective” better, “The Thinking Toolbox” really gave me some argument and logic skills that will most likely prove to be helpful. TheseContinue reading “The Thinking Toolbox – End of term review”
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Fearfully and Wonderfully Made – Bone Growth
Well, I haven’t done a summary in a while (sorry mom), but I decided to get back into it. I’ve been reading the book “Fearfully and Wonderfully Made” by Phillip Yancey and Paul Brand, and it’s very intriguing. I’m going to summarize the ideas that chapter 11 in the section “Bones” presents. The narrator ofContinue reading “Fearfully and Wonderfully Made – Bone Growth”
The Thinking Toolbox – Evidence, Reliability and Biased Views
I just finished a few chapters of the Thinking Toolbox today, and I decided to write a summary of what it taught me today. I’m really enjoying the Thinking Toolbox, and I knew I would, even before I started reading it, because I loved “The Fallacy Detective” a lot, probably liking it enough that it’sContinue reading “The Thinking Toolbox – Evidence, Reliability and Biased Views”
More Than A Carpenter: Jesus Christ and What Makes Him Unique
I’ve really enjoyed this book I’ve been reading “More Than a Carpenter”, by Josh and Sean McDowell. Josh writes that he wanted answers to the meaning of life. “Who am I?”, “Why am I here?”, “Where am I going?” are all questions that he asked himself. When he was young, he got into religious stuffContinue reading “More Than A Carpenter: Jesus Christ and What Makes Him Unique”