Though written as far back as 1976, Lindsell’s classic remains an equally relevant response to the trends and troubles of our present day.

More than ever, the family’s role in society is a topic that desperately needs to be addressed from a biblical standpoint.

Not only is the prose intelligible for the common man, but "The Stone" is systematic, well-reasoned, and theologically-sound.

If you bring up the person of Tauriel the Wood-Elf in Tolkien-related-circles, you’re bound to stir up some level of controversy.

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