In So They Say, Robert Mounce interacts with the great thinkers of the world, through a collection of quotes, explaining how his Christian faith prevents him from embracing philosophical materialism.
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“saying, ‘There are no facts, only interpretations.” (Page 1)
“I’m not talking about poverty, but the decision to live simply so that time, energy, and resources can be spent on things that matter. I have a son who refuses to be caught up in the gotta-have-it mentality. He holds that ‘whatever you own, owns you,’ and the more I think about it, the more I think he’s absolutely correct.” (Page 2)
“there lives more faith in honest doubt, believe me, than in half the creeds.’” (Page 6)
“He is asking us to accept as a ‘fact’ that there are no facts.” (Page 1)
I've not only appreciated Bob Mounce's profound knowlkedge of the Scriptures, but also his practical ways of communicating God's truth. His latest, So They Say, is a unique means of providing incredible background and applicable illustrations, defining seventy familiar and timeless quotes, with real-world understanding. This volume promises to be an insightful resource and reference for all readers—laymen and preachers alike!
—A.L. Sanders, founder, Ambassador Advertising Agency, Newport Beach, CA
'Those who walk with the wise become wise.' Mounce believes in that gem of wisdom so much that he has collected hundreds of quotes over the years to learn from the wise. He includes those quotes in this clear, clever, insightful little book. But he does more... He actually raises questions along the way, even of the wise, which turns him into a sage himself. I suspect he smiled as he wrote this book, smiled because he loved the quotes he has included in the book but smiled also because he believes that the accumulation of wisdom requires deep reflection and careful examination.
—Gerald L. Sittser, professor of Theology, Whitworth University, Spokane, WA
Thank you, Bob, for bringing common sense and biblical clarity to what others say in the kingdom of Christ!
—Joni Eareckson Tada, founder, Joni and Friends International Disability Center
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Glenn Crouch
7/27/2016