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"How much easier it was to promise (and hope for) the accomplishments, successes, and rewards that had not yet been achieved and could not be demonstrated, but were surely out there on the other side of the mountain."-- Diane Ravtich
Sage advice in any situation....

Impressive in the scope of research and knowledge. Distressing in conclusions.

Given the recent controversy, I decided to move this up obviously my reading list.

Not the best writing, but fantastic storytelling. I can see why this is a classic of the genera.

Disappointing overall. Like a lot of pastors and other Christians (see Peter Kreeft) Keller often doesn't satisfactorily answer some of the problems of Christian faith. Rather, he skirts around them in a way that's only convincing to those who want to be convince. There is some good stuff here and there: His look at creation needing a "first mover" is still as potentially convincing as when Aquinas first said it.