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A Biblical Perspective on Reading

Ben Rau·2011-06-01

the Issue How are we, the children of God, then to view the work of authors such as John Grisham, Jeff Shaara, James Patterson, or Stephanie Meyer, author of the ever-popular Twilight series? These authors all have several things in common: they are all extremely popular, very widely read, and freq

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The Cat of Bubastes

John Huizenga·2006-07-01

A. Henty. Action-packed exciting adventure awaits adults and a whole new generation. (http://66.134.10.132/preston/index.php) Egypt

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Book Review

Lori Vermeer·2016-02-01

To serve that purpose this department will not only review certain books, but will also issue from time to time short lists of recommended reading material. From these lists our young people can choose various kinds of books for reading and-or study. These books will include wholesome fiction, worth

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Upon This Rock

Phil Lotterman·2005-03-01

for little children, for older children, for early teenagers, and for Sunday School teachers” (Foreword by Prof Hanko). Even eight-year-old children can read and be edified by these three books. I urge you to purchase them for yourself and your children and then read them. The three volumes are sold

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Do You Read?

P. Vis·1945-05-01

And we may well think twice before we read it, for many of those books only serve to make us shallow and sensual. To the Christian soldier comics, confessions and romances, western and detective stories are of no avail. And these are legion today. Much of today’s literature therefore stands condemne

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Of Men and of Angels

John Vis·1952-08-01

Since there isn’t room in Beacon Lights to make a lengthy report on all books received for review, I will list two books which have been received and which I believe are good reading material for our younger readers. MYSTERIOUS PASSAGE by Dana Winslow is an adventure story about two young men who sp

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The Place of the Novel on the Christian’s Book List

L. Doezema·1941-03-01

There the books are well worn and many of them have been repaired over and over again and then finally replaced. Ask a librar­ian which books she most often checks out, and she will tell you that more novels leave the library shelves than any other kind of books. People “go for” them. Why? One reaso

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The Home Library

Dale Kuiper·1972-12-15

There is another category that ought to be included here, one that would contain books for children. We hesitate to make a listing of children's books because, aside from the Child's Story Bible by Catherine Vos (Eerdmans), there is not much that is very good. Let the parent choose wisely at the loc

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The Classics – Good or Bad? (1)

Agatha Lubbers·1965-02-01

Our reading tastes at that time were considerably different than they are today. As children we were fascinated with stories about other boys and girls, animals, and experiences similar to our own. We also enjoyed fantasy and enjoyed telling fantastic stories. (We deal not here with the value, merit