Keep Christianity Weird: Embracing the Discipline of Being Different
Written by Michael Frost
Narrated by Tom Bromhead
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Michael Frost
Michael Frost is an American author, engineer, math and science nut, who lives with his wife and a growing collection of green things thriving in his house (apparently, their acquired tomato plant is asking for food now; however, do not turn your back on it).A published author with over 32 years of writing experience under his keyboard spanning a multitude of genres, Mr. Frost has landed with Belen Books Publishing to release his horror novel, Sowing Seeds. Having published his first short story at the age of 17, Mr. Frost has gone on to write more than 200 short stories, 40 novellas and 12 completed novels, and now he shares them with you.To quote Mr. Frost: "I wouldn't look under the bed if I were you."
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Reviews for Keep Christianity Weird
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Not as weird as you would think in our current climate. A good read/ listen.
- Rating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5Therapy for anyone who thinks faith is just about going to church.
- Rating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5Frost argues Christianity's differences from the culture made it thrive in the past. He uses examples from the early church to the Pentecostal movement to demonstrate his thesis. He believes Christianity needs to remain "weird" to make a difference in today's culture. The book gets bogged down in business stories and other cultural examples which provide little relevance to the thesis, mainly serving only to inflate the word count. It will interest some Christian readers, but not those who prefer better editing. I won the book through a GoodReads giveaway. Although a review is appreciated, one was not required in the terms.