A Review of “Unapologetic: Why Christianity Makes Surprising Emotional Sense”.
I want to read this book ASAP.
This part of the above review had me hooked:
The narrative of Christ is its own apologetic. No system of theodicy can withstand an honest look at the world. The sharp and spinning gears of history grind up every justification and explanation. We have no answer but “God with us.” Spufford is right: we don’t have a solution, we have a story and a person.
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