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Mohler: Ten Great Christian Biographies
Maybe you've already seen it, but I just ran across Al Mohler's list of of recommended biographies (HT: JT). I've ordered two books off the list and hope to get to all the books in the coming years. An article like this is worth saving for future reference. It might be good to email it to friends and family come Christmas time! But don't wait for Christmas. If you're in danger of wasting your summer away with mediocre movies and shallow novels, pick a book off this list and turn your brain back on.
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Comments (2)
The Marsden biography on Edwards is great, but I really recommend the one by Iain Murray better. But, just my two cents. And there's definitely a few I need to get off of that list. Thanks for the post.
Posted by Ryan Rippee | July 6, 2007 7:50 PM
Ryan,
I've read nearly all of the Marsden bio and enjoyed it. I haven't read Murray's. But I've heard that Marsden's is a little more balanced and presents a more accurate portrayal of some of Edward's flaws. Some people think that Murray loves Edwards so much he sometimes presents him as perfect. Did you sense that?
JH
Posted by Joshua Harris | July 10, 2007 10:29 PM