Books by Eric Metaxas
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review 1: I know I've raved about the Kohl's Cares program in the past, so today I will try to contain myself. Still, a beautiful, hardbound book for $5, and the proceeds go to a cause that helps children -- what's not to love?Even though there were four titles available the day I went to ...
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review 1: Learned a lot about World War II and the craziness going on in Germany when reading this book. Still surreal about how those things could happen. One lighter but memorable scene was where there was a ban on shopping in Jewish stores, but the German soldiers wouldn't stop an old l...
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review 1: 7 short biographies about 7 great and unique men from history. It was interesting to read the intro and that the heart of this work is to provide examples to young men of true manhood. Metaxas holds to a belief that something has been distorted more so in recent times and the hea...
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review 1: Good book about the life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. A pastor, theologian, and spy with in involvement in the Valkyrie plot against Hitler.I found the additional insight regarding Christianity in Germany to be very insightful and help put it in perspective. It details the Third Reic...
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review 1: Една от най-хубавите биографии, които съм чел. Бонхофер не е идеализиран както личност, а сложността на идеите и богословието му са представени ясно, но задълбочено.Самият аз, макар много да харесвам начинът, по който Бонхофер пише не бях съвсем сигурен за неговите богословски по...
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review 1: Encouraging to read of the lives of these 7 men and what they overcame in their lives.
review 2: great definition of courage and heart - "to do the right thing when all else tells you not to."
review 2: great definition of courage and heart - "to do the right thing when all else tells you not to."
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review 1: From seeing some of the reviews, I am glad I listen to the audiobook, for instead printed speeches, the audiobook included the actual presentations. Most of the talks were pretty good, a couple were exceptional, but Peter Kreeft speech on "making sense of suffering" was just horr...