Blind Descent
The age of great explorers seems to be past. Discovers have reached every continent, the North and South Poles, the highest mountain peaks, even the moon. Other than continued expansion into outer space, what’s left?…
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Jesus Wars
Have you ever wondered how key Christian doctrinal statements have come to be? For instance, exactly how was the Nicene Creed agreed upon? Or the doctrine of the Trinity, a topic never specifically covered in…
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American Insurgents, American Patriots
A lot of the American Revolution history is told from the viewpoint of our Founding Fathers. There are countless books written about Washington, Jefferson, Adams, and Franklin. These were brilliant men, highly capable, excellent leaders,…
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Reset, by Stephen Kinzer
Stephen Kinzer’s book Reset is an interesting read. He has written a book that outlines a complete “reset” of American foreign policy in the Middle East. His thesis is that the majority of our foreign…
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“Sea of Glory”
One my my recent book reviews was on The Last Stand by Nathaniel Philbrick. Since I had purchased a few of his books, Amazon recommended one of his older works titled Sea of Glory. I…
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“The Making of Belize”
If you read this blog you know that I’m co-founder and President of PathLight International. Right now the effort of PathLight is focused on the small Central American country of Belize. I’ve written about “Why…
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“The Ghosts of Cannae”
If you love Roman history, you will love this book. Robert O’Connell has crafted a book about ancient history that pulls you in. Even though you know the outcome, it’s fascinating to hear his description…
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“Denialism”
Michael Specter has written a book with a message that is long overdue. That’s not to say that I agree with everything in this book. But it is a topic we need to discuss as…