Thomas Feller's Page

Reviewing Bibles is one of the most difficult things to do - especially Bibles that are paraphrases for children, because they raise so many questions regarding interpretation and theology.So here's the long and short of it: this would be a good Bible for families with children in the 6-10 year old range, but it just wasn't appropriate for my girls (ages 2 and 4).  The illustrations are fantastic and the "study" notes give great context (both historical and cultural) to the Biblical stories.My…See More

The subtitle of Already Compromised reads, “Christian colleges took a test on the state of their faith and the final exam is in.”  As a graduate of a Christian college I can’t say the results of the study were surprising or eye-opening in the least.  In fact, it was exactly what I have said for years (for the record, I graduated from Palm Beach Atlantic College in 1999 (now Palm Beach Atlantic University)).The thesis of the book is found very early in the first chapter: “The compromise that…See More

I've read and reviewed a good number of books this year and this one is certainly one of the best.  Scott Williams holds no punches in the sharing the sad reality most churches - and the American Church at large - struggle with: we are still a segregated community.  The book starts by reminding us of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s statement, "We must face the sad fact that at the eleven o'clock hour on Sunday…See More

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