Reviews for The Ideal in the Worlds Religions: Essays on the Person, Family, Society and Environment

The average rating for The Ideal in the Worlds Religions: Essays on the Person, Family, Society and Environment based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-03-07 00:00:00 Joseph Paroczai Bush is quite scatterbrained and his thesis seems to jump around without warrant from one topic to the other. Moreover, one is not sure who this book was written for seemingly trying to refute serious philosophical assumptions, but then quoting scripture about how the last days will be dark as they are now. This book was honestly quite sophomoric, and unscholarly. Would not recommend at all.

Review # 2 was written on 2015-01-22 00:00:00 Jay Wiley This book was awful. Bush is disorganized, following no logical pattern in his thinking. He also groups two opposing perspectives, modernism and postmodernism, into one category and thinks his arguments are sufficient to answer both. He alienates those Christians who do not read the creation accounts in the Bible literally. The only good contribution he makes is when he points out some of the inconsistencies in modern, naturalistic thinking. I find Miracles by C.S. Lewis to infinitely more helpful on these topics.