Reviews for Apologetics for a New Generation (ConversantLife.com Series)

The average rating for Apologetics for a New Generation (ConversantLife.com Series) based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-03-03 00:00:00 John Faessel There are many people that are praised in their death, but if they lived and wrote they would be hated. Mrs. Elliot is one of those people. She is loved by many evangelicals for her devotion to missions and her husband's death at the hands the Auca Indians. But I am convinced that if she was in her prime in 2016 and was blogging and writing books she would be vilified by many who say they love her. Why? Her views on male and female roles are classic. She holds to what most of Western Christendom held to, as well as most of the world, for several thousand years. This is book is straight forward talk on what it means to be a man. Nothing spectacular or amazing. Just straight talk from a woman who was not afraid to hold to what the Scriptures teach. She sounds like John Piper or Douglas Wilson in many, many places. A good read for any young man thinking about marriage and any married man who is not sure what he is supposed to be doing.

Review # 2 was written on 2020-11-13 00:00:00 Joe Pietz A companion to Let Me be a Woman. Full of good advice on marriage, sexuality, masculinity, and femininity from a traditional Christian perspective - which means it would be wildly unpopular with a mainstream audience. To quote Chesterton, "Christianity is always out of fashion because it is always sane; and all fashions are mild insanities." Read this if you want solid and sane advice from a woman who is not afraid to speak the truth.