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Easy Chairs, Hard Words:Converstions On The Liberty of God

Easy Chairs, Hard Words:Converstions On The Liberty of God

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Challenging.
Review: If I had to give only one book away, it would be this one. It is so filled with knowledge, it is almost a sin to keep it.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Sit down, pull up a chair...
Review: Sit down, and pull up a chair. Pour a cup of coffee; we have to talk.

Truth alone, sets us free. Truth is timeless, and is above culture....truth never changes.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Love the Analogies
Review: This is a solid book. Doug Wilson explains many of the common questions about Calvinism and Reformed thinking (beginning, of course, by stating his reticence to use these terms) in an engaging, informative manner. I have read assorted other books on Calvinism, and Doug Wilson here answers some questions in ways I've never seen them answered before, and gives great analogies to help understand what he's talking about. The whole book is written in a dialogue format, which makes for an occasionally stilted read (there are only so many ways a character can say "I see" or "I don't understand" before it gets kind of old). But overall, I think the format works great, illustrating how down-to-earth these principles are, and following the natural logic when thinking through these things. It's a stellar book.


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