notes on this book
I've read it very good and insightful, a must read, very interesting author
very funny stuff for well-adjusted Christians. Those without a sense of humor, read LaHaye & Jenkins.
before cracking the cover, good advice to repeat "be not offended" at least 3 or 4 times. I am proud of Joel for the guts it took to write this. His musings offer brave insight to the realm of religiousity that is too often mistaken (by Christians themselves, and turned off non-Christians) as the real representation of one who is sold out to Christ. The grist for the mill is satire and humor, yet dishes up bittersweet and heart-heavy expose' that certainly gave me cause for introspection. I did have to shake off the self consciousness of how I appeared if I raised my hands in praise, or used a "christian phrase"...but, fear of man or what people think is the real danger..my life goal is to keep God as my focus for approval.
I read it a few weeks ago and thought it was poignant and entertaining. I wrote a review of it on my DotLove.net web site.
A Field Guide to Evangelicals and Their Habitat
Joel Kilpatrick
Joel Kilpatrick
They're Going to Heaven . . . and They Know It At last, a complete, unsparing guide to evangelical Christians. This hilarious and highly useful manual, written by an insider, illuminates this rapidly growing and unique segment of America and offers a thoroughly entertaining, no-holds-barred, laugh-out-loud survey of evangelical culture. See inside for the scoop on: What Evangelicals Believe -- Plus a Master List of Who Is Going to Hell How to Party Like an Evangelical -- Ambrosia, Li'l Smokies, an ... read more
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