Love Your God with All Your Mind: The Role of Reason in the Life of the Soul Audiobook

" Moreland seems to have a pretty idealized model of the intellect. He doesn't even acknowledge or account for any "fallenness" that sin might have foisted on it. "

" awesome book. boom! "

" I had to read this for ACSI, but I enjoyed it quite a bit. If you like books on apologetics, this is a must. "

" I recommend this book and there are some very good points made, but Moreland tends to over-emphasize intellectualism IMO...Christians have to balance the intellectual life with being Christ's hands and feet in the trenches. "

" A must read for any Christian who desires to gain a better understanding of the role of the mind in the service of God. "

" I empathize with Moreland's desire to see more Christians return to have a more academic approach to their faith. There is also some good ideas for ministers and church groups. "

" This book is excellently written with a lot of helpful suggestions for re-engaging Christians in the development of a Christian mind. I found the book challenging and I would highly suggest reading this book. "

" Great discussion of the distinctions between the soul and the mind. Good summary of some of the major apologetical arguments for the existence of God and the historicity of the NT and Resurrection. Excellent bibliography - categorized by level of reading comprehension. "

" Write in JP Moreland for President next election. "

" Great book, for anyone but especially as an intro to apologetics and why you should really use your mind when it comes to learning about God "

" thought-provoking book defined well by its subtitle "

" This is a must read for the serious Christian thinker. "

" Amazing exposition of how one needs to love their God with their mind, a much neglected aspect of the Greatest Commandment. "

" A good intro to thinking for the Christian. "

" a very challenging book on apologetics, the author kinda repeats himself a bit, but a great read! "

" This should be a must read for ALL Christians. "

" The is an apologetic book that challenges believers to be thinkers, and not simply "feelers," because the mind plays such an important part in our spiritual growth as Christians. I give this book a 5 star rating. "

" This is a must read for the serious Christian thinker. "

" I love this book. A brief but excellent analysis of the current intellectual condition of the church and how to combat that condition. Moreland provides an sound argument for the need of more Christian intellectuals not only on the national stage bust also in local churches. "

" Great book, great message :) "

" I had to read this for ACSI, but I enjoyed it quite a bit. If you like books on apologetics, this is a must. "

" &quot;A flabby mind is no badge of spiritual honor.&quot; foreward by David Hazard <br/> "

" I empathize with Moreland's desire to see more Christians return to have a more academic approach to their faith. There is also some good ideas for ministers and church groups. "

" Was challenging and enlightening and affirming! In our pluralistic anti-intellectual age we live in this was like a breath of fresh air to me. "

" Challenging the knoggen with this one. "

" The is an apologetic book that challenges believers to be thinkers, and not simply &quot;feelers,&quot; because the mind plays such an important part in our spiritual growth as Christians. I give this book a 5 star rating. "

" Moreland seems to have a pretty idealized model of the intellect. He doesn't even acknowledge or account for any &quot;fallenness&quot; that sin might have foisted on it. "

" The author is a professor of Philosophy at the Talbot School of Theology in CA, and his mind is astounding. God gave us a mind for a reason, and his thesis on faith and reason is one of the best I've ever run across. "