I hope everyone had a nice summer. I got a lot of reading done, and it occurred to me that it might make an interesting topic here.
What books did you read this summer, and what did you find interesting about them?
Among others, I read two contrasting religious books --both "didactic" Christian novels from opposite ends of the theological spectrum:
Putting Away Childish Things, by Marcus Borg. Written from a liberal/progressive Christian perspective, this novel follows a young female religious studies professor through a major career dilemma, showing how she draws upon her faith to guide her through a difficult decision.
Edge of Apocalypse, by Tim LaHaye and Craig Parshall. Written from a conservative/dispensationalist Christian perspective, this novel follows the exploits of a military-hero turned entrepreneur and defense contractor as he battles the evil forces advocating one-world government both within the U.S. presidency and overseas. Features a nuclear explosion.
Both links above go to more in-depth reviews I wrote for each book.
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