Musings

A fascinating and imaginative interweaving of science and religion as two harmonious narratives—even one narrative.

A great resource for parents who want to know how to equip their kids to understand and engage in racial justice.

An ambitious exploration of the intersection between theology, ethics, AI, psychology, and even slavery.

An extended, action-packed sci-fi meditation on deep ethical questions about human nature. Highly recommended.

A dark, depressing fantasy about thievery, murder, and human sacrifice.

A helpful analysis of and meditation upon the question of evolution and sin.

An imaginative, whimsical, thrilling extra-solar escape room. A great summer sci-fi read.

Interesting historical analysis and reflection on how the self became psychological, but ultimately unpersuasive and unhelpful toward cultivating common ground.

A painful, searing, yet imperfect and uneven case against Complementarianism. Though not all her arguments persuade, hers is still a powerful word to the Complementarian church.

A list of my top reads in 2020 across seven categories.