Reviews
Reviews and criticisms of classic and contemporary literature, movies and art, including the occasional review of the slightly offbeat, fill this section.


	Book Review- Dark Spring: Essays on the ideological roots of Malaysia's GE-13 by Azly Rahman by Murray Hunter Azly's articulation and approach to many important contemporary issues facing Malaysia, come from a series of unique perspectives, of which I intellectually admire and would personally find very difficult to articulate, as he has done superbly. Through h
	The Church Awakening by Charles Swindoll by Jack Wellman Charles Swindoll, the voice behind the ministry, Insight for Living, is also an accomplished author. I am enrolled for my M.A. in seminary and am pastoring a church that has a desire to grow and evangelize the town of Mulvane, Kansas. The arrival of the
	The Last Emperor: Oriental opulence by Asa Butcher Bernardo Bertolucci's epic multi-Oscar winning film tells the true story of Aisin-Gioro Puyi, the last Emperor of China, who ascended the throne in 1908, a few months before his third birthday.

	Who Made God? By Edgar Andrews: Chapter One by Jack Wellman In Professor Edgar Andrews' book, Who Made God, the goal is not to refute atheistic assertions, but to develop a theory of everything (p. 10). This envelops both the material and non-material aspects of the universe. Who Made God? is repeatedly asked b
	The God Delusion Debate; Richard Dawkins vs. John Lennox by Jack Wellman If Christians are to be always ready to give an answer for the reason of the hope that is within us (I Pet. 3:15) and not have any fear or be troubled about reasons for unbelievers questions about the existence of God, the Creator (v 14) , then the DVD, T
	Avenue 52 fits right in by Frank de Leeuw Van Weenen In a music segment where most bands sound like all the others, Avenue 52 is fitting right in. Good quality recording, decent enough songs but it is not bringing anything new to the listeners.
	President Carter's Book on Palestine by Dr. Habib Siddiqui No American president has probably touched the lives of so many outside in a positive way than Jimmy Carter - the 39th president. For the past three decades, since leaving the White House, he has been a resolute voice for human rights and democracy
	The Shootist: The Duke of Dignity by Asa Butcher As I sit writing this, the clock on the kitchen wall reads 1:43am; obviously, I cannot sleep. For the past half-hour my mind has been stuck on a film and the only remedy for this rare bout of insomnia is to write down these raging thoughts and exorcise th
	Inside the Revolution by Dr. Habib Siddiqui Book Review: Inside the revolution: how the followers of Jihad, Jefferson
	Richard Dawkins' Climbing Mount Improbable,Blind Chance or Intelligent Design? by Jack Wellman Are humans just an accident by chance. Did life emerge from a pre-biotic soup? Or was there purpose and design behind human life? Richard Dawkins actually admits in his book, Climbing Mount Improbable that "The original replicator probably was not DNA. W
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Reviews Reviews and criticisms of classic and contemporary literature, movies and art, including the occasional review of the slightly offbeat, fill this section.

Reviews
Reviews and criticisms of classic and contemporary literature, movies and art, including the occasional review of the slightly offbeat, fill this section.