On the shelf next to Rosaria Butterfield and Jen Wilkin for leading Christian women writers today, and on a par with Tim Keller only in better English. And sits together with the author's slightly harsh yet humble self-reflections. Along with the capacity for new perspective. The sheer freshness of ideas at times is exhilarating. The old Spurgeon adage of a sermon taking twenty years and twenty minutes to prepare comes to mind through the encapsulation of what must have been years of thought. Turning the pages one starts to conclude that every subject is going to get the same deft treatment, no exceptions. Her second book, which simplifies many of those concepts for teens, intrigued me from the beginning with its table of contents.
Just plain wrong! This book is an apologetics masterclass. Rebecca McLaughlin’s first book, Confronting Christianity: 12 Hard Questions for the World’s Largest Religion, was named Christian Book of the Year in 2020 by Christianity Today magazine. Is the world better without religion Doesn’t Christianity crush diversity Doesn’t religion hinder morality These are just a few of the twelve questions addressed by Rebecca McLaughlin in her debut book, Confronting Christianity: 12 Hard Questions for the World’s Largest Religion.
And so with its arrival, at least in me, very moderate expectations. Further, I had read a few of Rebecca Mclaughlin's blogs prior to this book with no great effect. Well! Some writers today, at least it seems to me, take up the pen in order to self-describe as authors rather than actually having something to say. Confronting Christianity: 12 Hard Questions for the Worlds Largest Religion Show full title By Rebecca McLaughlin 4.
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