ericfromcowtown
Puritan Board Sophomore
My wife had her cousin over yesterday and apparently she couldn't stop raving about a book called "The Shack."
The title was familiar to me, and I remembered that in a recent edition of Reformed Perspective it was used as an example of dubious titles that can be found in "Christian" bookstores.
Wanting to point my wife towards some even-handed reviews I spent a little time searching the Internet and the best critques that I have found so far are:
A review on Tim Challies blog which I read last night.
An Albert Mohler radio show that I have yet to listen to.
Any other must-read critiques on this book? That this book is poison seems self-evident, but I guess it's a big hit with the "I'm Christian, but I don't believe in the Church" crowd.
The title was familiar to me, and I remembered that in a recent edition of Reformed Perspective it was used as an example of dubious titles that can be found in "Christian" bookstores.
Wanting to point my wife towards some even-handed reviews I spent a little time searching the Internet and the best critques that I have found so far are:
A review on Tim Challies blog which I read last night.
An Albert Mohler radio show that I have yet to listen to.
Any other must-read critiques on this book? That this book is poison seems self-evident, but I guess it's a big hit with the "I'm Christian, but I don't believe in the Church" crowd.