I will say, some of it was "preaching to the choir," but it was all principles that I believe in, so yes! Then there are the super extreme statements like “the simple fact is that when a kid is sent to public school, he’s expected to navigate and survive and thrive in a hostile, confusing, amoral environment. The multiplication of desires in our culture and the church focus on the here and now instead of eternity.

Sobering but also enlightening and uplifting to all earnestly seek Chris, desire Christ, and a way to lead back into the true and only way.

The lack of bibles, crosses, quiet time, prayer, and reverence in many modern churches and how they dare not let one second of quiet reflection time during their loud and busy services.

As I do not normally expect that from literature, I was not left unsatisfied, but others may feel it weighs to heavily on the side of exposure. It is so important for people with ideologies to truly test your ideology - to take them to the extreme.If that isn't enough, he then decides to give vocabulary lessons and explain how Christianity is indeed a religion. Too many complacent ‘believers’ are failing to engage the secular culture; they’re drowning themselves in it instead. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Although I do agree with about half or possibly a bit more than half with his observations, I don't with several of his arguments.