A collection of essays from Reformed Christian author and blogger Jeremiah W. Montgomery. Contents include fifteen selections from 'The Far Green Country' blog, followed by a longer essay on Christian community entitled, 'The Bloody Chair'. This volume also includes the prize-winning short story 'The Fall', which launched Jeremiah's writing career.
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Make some tea and read this book,
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I enjoyed this book thoroughly. It gives insight to a divinity student who sometimes struggles with doubt, and yet he makes a solid case for his Christian faith. This author is a genius living in a dumbed-down world, adding to his frustration. I enjoyed reading about his personal journey, quite amusing at times. He is an artist at scenic description.
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Thoughtful insights in living a Christian worldview,
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A book comprised of profound thoughts and musings assembled in short five minutes or less chapters. However, you will find yourself pondering a bit longer as you probe the subject of the material. I think that is what makes this a delightful read: it challenges and engages the mind.
One could use the collection as a launching point to initiate discussion in a Bible study group or Sunday school class. Here is the perspective of a young man striving to live life with a Christian worldview.
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Not about drinking tea but better,
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I have not finished this book yet however, I am really enjoying it. This is a collection of blogs and a short story. I even used the blog "making tea" in a Wednesday night class at church. It went very well, every one enjoyed the lesson. If you are looking for something short to read while eating lunch or like to read what is going on in an intellegent man's mind this is good to have.
I would recommend this to anyone to get for yourself or as a gift. Can't wait for the next one.
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