How Should We Then Live

A twentieth-century classic on Christian morality gets the treatment it deserves as Kate Reading presents the historical sweep of Schaeffer's perspective. Like a lock pick to the fetters so willingly worn by many Christians, Schaeffer frees the listener to engage with secular culture--but from a solid Christian worldview and with historical precedents. Kate Reading tackles the text with aplomb, soldiering through German, Greek, and French names without sounding like she's gargling marbles. As Shaeffer weaves seemingly disparate strands of ancient, Renaissance, and modern cultures, Reading makes the listening experience inviting and challenging. Whether you're a Christian seeking direction or a listener who wants to satisfy your curiosity about Schaeffer's ideas on right living, this book delivers. S.M.M. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award (c) AudioFile 2007, Portland, Maine