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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
A bit too biased,
This review is from: Charles Spurgeon: Library Edition (Men of Faith (Blackstone)) (Audio Cassette)
This audiobook was well written and interesting. However, the book is extremely biased theologically, and really doesn't paint an accurate picture of Spurgeon's beliefs. Kathy Triggs clearly doesn't agree with Spurgeon theologically, and that shows quite clearly in the almost complete omission of Spurgeon's theological views. She attempts to paint Spurgeon as a proponent of ecumenism.In the last part of the book, she also openly advises the reader to ignore the views of the older Spurgeon, and focus on the views of the middle aged Spurgeon. I really cannot recommend this book because of the serious bias. |
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Charles Spurgeon (Men of Faith) by Kathy Triggs (Paperback - May 1986)
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