Posts Tagged ‘review’
Top 8 Albums of the Decade 2000-2009
Disclaimer: Above all this decade has defined and refined my taste in contemporary music. This is the music that has most effected me over the last ten years. These are the albums that have given me the most to chew on musically and bands that have proved their longevity (and by that i mean: no one-offs (”Muse”, i’m looking at you…)).
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Book Review: ‘Serve God Save the Planet’
Inexplicably, many christians are set squarely against Environmentalism. It’s hard to understand why the same type of rhetoric usually reserved for Evolution and Abortion is leveled at climate change, but it’s there. Over the last decade, while this old-school evangelicalism slowly ages and digs in its heels, a growing number of christians have ’switched sides.’ “Creation Care“, “Earth Stewardship“, “Christian Environmentalism”, whatever name you want to file it under at the Family Bookstore, the movement towards establishing a christian environmental ethic is becoming increasingly, if not mainstream, less fringe. In “Serve God Save the Planet” J. Matthew Sleeth makes a moving, articulate, and convincing case for why christians need to care about the environmental impact their lives have on our planet.
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“The most visible and prolific name in the Finnish rock underground.”
