Books I’ve Read in 2022
Another year, another stack of books. In 2022, I spent considerable time delving into a field I had only merely scratched the surface on, that being the field of philosophy--or, more specifically, Reformational/Calvinistic Philosophy. The trailblazer of this exciting field was Herman Dooyeweerd and contrary to what some might expect, his insight does (and should) dovetail with Christian Reconstruction (something I hope to write on some day). At any rate, listed below you'll find a wide-range of books, many of which I would recommend to you. I also added a few of the ones I'm nearly finished with, and some of the ones I hope to read in 2023. Did you read any of these? If so, which ones did you like? What other books landed in your top five or ten? P.S. -- I'm on Goodreads, so let's connect!
Interview on the Conversations That Matter Podcast
Many thanks to Jon Harris for having me on the program to talk more about the Warrenton Declaration.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: THE WARRENTON DECLARATION ON MEDICAL MANDATES, BIBLICAL ETHICS, AND AUTHORITY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Warrenton, Virginia – June 23, 2021 A group of pastors have collaborated to create the “Warrenton Declaration
The Sons of Liberty Radio Program
Many thanks to Tim Brown for having me on the Sons of Liberty Radio program. You can listen/watch below:
Books I’ve Read in 2020
Well, here we go again. These are the books I've read in 2020 and I have to say that I'm
De-Platformed on Facebook!
Last Friday Facebook deleted both my personal profile and my public page. I lost 12 years of memories and several
New Book Release: Health for All of Life
I'm pleased to announce to release of my latest book, Health for All of Life: A Medical Manifesto of Hope and