Tag: Book review

Political Theology: a guide for the perplexed, a short summary and overview

July 19, 2020 Benjamin Knoll

Political Theology: A Guide for the Perplexed by Elizabeth Phillips is a short overview of the major trends, conversations, and schools of thought in 20th

Book Review: “The Christ Who Heals” by Terryl and Fiona Givens [archive]

June 23, 2019 Benjamin Knoll

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED AT RATIONALFAITHS.COM ON DECEMBER 5, 2017. At a recent Sacrament Meeting I heard the following message: “The world tells women to be independent,

Book Review: “Days of Awe and Wonder” by Marcus Borg [archive]

June 23, 2019 Benjamin Knoll

ORIGINALLY POSTED AT RATIONALFAITHS.COM ON JULY 6, 2017. Many Rational Faiths readers are likely already familiar with Marcus Borg. For those aren’t, I highly recommend getting to

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