Is darwinian evolution really all that humanistic philosophy would lead us to believe? Or is it even viable at all? Charles Darwin published On The Origin Of The Species originally in 1859. By the time the sixth and final edition was published in 1872, it wasn’t even the same book. In Secrets Of The Sixth…
Category: The Randleman Review
Leadership 101 Giveaway: And The Winner Is…
Congratulations to Joe Lalonde who is the winner of the contest to give away a copy of John C. Maxwell’s Leadership 101. If you didn’t win this time, you might consider picking up a copy of Leadership 101 for yourself. It is an excellent resource! You can grab a copy for yourself at Amazon.com.. …
Book Review – The Chasm by Randy Alcorn
I sat down and read The Chasm, by Randy Alcorn last night. I’ve wanted to read some of his work for some time now, so when the chance presented itself to read this one, I jumped at it. The Chasm reads a lot like John Bunyon’s Pilgrim’s Progress. It’s the tale of one man on…
Book Review: Jungle Sunrise by Jonathan Williams
Jungle Sunrise was a surprisingly good book. I realize that is a rather cryptic statement. Allow me to explain. Christian fiction is not a genre that I get too excited about. I’ve had a hard time finding many authors who write on a level with some of my favorite secular authors. When I received this…
Book Review: Tithing by Douglas LeBlanc
Tithing is the second book I’ve read from Thomas Nelson’s Ancient Practices Series, and I could not be more disappointed in it. The first book that I read from this series, Sabbath, was enlightening. Tithing, however, was very disappointing. First of all, Tithing isn’t about tithing. Author Douglas LeBlanc has instead written a series of…
Book Review: Soul Print by Mark Batterson
Mark Batterson’s new book is another home run! I was first introduced to Batterson when I read Primal. I loved it! It was one of the best books I read in 2010. So I wondered just how Batterson’s new book would compare. Batterson has done it again. Soul Print is an excellent resource and challenges…