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I’ve been reading Walden by Thoreau, and though I disagree with him on vital issues, there is some good stuff scattered throughout. I appreciate some of the topics he covers, and certain observations and ways of thinking about things.
Is there anything of a similar vein written by a solid Reformed theologian?
It doesn’t have to be about two years living in a cabin, but I’m hoping for something where a man with solid theology thinks through life and culture and whatever else, and has great insights along the way, as opposed to a purely theological book.
I’ve been delving into the topic of localism lately, so there’s a lot of different areas of life on my mind, and I hope I can find some solid books out there.
Hope that makes sense.
Thank you.
Is there anything of a similar vein written by a solid Reformed theologian?
It doesn’t have to be about two years living in a cabin, but I’m hoping for something where a man with solid theology thinks through life and culture and whatever else, and has great insights along the way, as opposed to a purely theological book.
I’ve been delving into the topic of localism lately, so there’s a lot of different areas of life on my mind, and I hope I can find some solid books out there.
Hope that makes sense.
Thank you.