The most popular book in so-called "Christian" bookstores over the last two or three years is one called "The Shack," a paperback novel by Paul Young that represents unmitigated heresy in its view of salvation, an anti-biblical portrait of the Creator of the universe as our buddy and a thoroughly paganistic message that there really are no consequences for sin.There's more here:
How a book like this could be sustained high on the nation's best-seller lists for two solid years, mainly by "Christians," is a profound indictment of the American church and its spiritual and intellectual sophistication.
Worse yet, hundreds or thousands churches and Bible study groups have used "The Shack" as a teaching tool.
That's why I jumped at the opportunity to publish an enlightened critique of the this dangerous and spiritually subversive book called "Burning Down 'The Shack: How the 'Christian' Bestseller Is Deceiving Millions,'" by James De Young....
Wake up, you so-called Christians!
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Update:
Note: Read my review here.
2 comments:
I'm looking forward to this one. Mr. De Young's earlier, shorter review can be found at http://theshackreview.com/
I can't resist the opportunity to blow my own horn ;): there's my own review at http://suspiciousberean.blogspot.com/2008/12/outhouse-one-hour-blasphemizing.html. See also http://suspiciousberean.blogspot.com/2009/04/finding-god-in-shack.html
Hey thanks! I'll check those out and add them to my master post on The Shack.
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