Review:I first encountered the idea that Western individuals misread the Bible some ten years ago. Since then I've read various works covering different aspects of this important topic, from general concepts to specific treatments.

"Misreading" is a great overview, but it works through specific examples to illustrate and instruct how the Western mind "sees" things in scripture that aren't there and misses things that are. I found much here that was new and useful in my continuing studies on this... Read more

Review:I saved a lot of $ by purchasing this older edition rather than the required text for my class. So far everything has been fine as far as material matching up and key concepts. Completely worth it for me and I would recommend. Read more

Review:Preston is a genius when it comes to his writing. The demon in the freezer is extremely thought-provoking. Is one of those books that puts you on the edge of your seat and it is one you want to share with your friends. It would be awesome for book club. Read more

Review:Well-researched and packed with information, yet also lively and engaging thanks to the writer's wry voice. I think this book will appeal not merely to "cat people," but to anyone who is interested in science, history, and how humans relate to other species. I still prefer dogs, but I have a new respect for cats now! Read more

Review:This book should be taught in colleges. All aspiring for presidential office should be publicly questioned on different US historical events, which so thoroughly discussed in the book. I guess that such quest would find who is qualified to be included to primary competition for presidential candidacy. Read more

Review:I found this book a bit challenging but interesting. I especially appreciate Mr. Wallace's sense of humor. Even when the linguistic issues did not much interest me, the prose was lively and wide-ranging. Read more

Review:I loved this book! It grabbed my interest right away and I could hardly put it down. The book is well written and I cannot wait to read "Sweetheart". Very refreshing storyline compared to what I've been reading. Read more

Review:I have been convinced for some time that Darwin’s theory is highly flawed. In fact, it is clear that even many biologists, as well as other evolutionary “scientists” know full well the problems with the theory. However, they view Darwinian evolution as providing the scientific foundation for their materialistic beliefs. For this reason, most biologists aggressively defend the theory even while they desperately look for a naturalistic alternative. Author Tom Wolfe sees Darwinian evolution for wha... Read more

Review:Great read with both antecdotal and empirical evidence backing up what the election results had shown. Very interesting to hear the stories from citizens whom were BHO voters once, and usually twice, then punch their card for Trump. I would say that another book could be written just like this, in the south where people voted for Obama once and then Trump next, but for completely different reasons than what are outlined in this book. And that would be my only criticism, that the authors stuck to... Read more

Review:Steve Johnson brings upon the argument in this book that modern pop culture is vital to today's society. He defends the idea that video games are a way to stimulate the brain through the invitation for one to explore and challenge one's brain to continue; reality television shows display the hardships in human socialization; television with holds intricate details that piece together into a complex structure. He brings into the equation multiple examples of television programs such as the Sopran... Read more