Thursday, February 01, 2007
Dutch Best Selling Books
As evidence of a post-secular, that's right a post-secular (i.e. Christian), Dutch nation, the second best selling book from the past decade is by a Calivnist author with deeply religious overtones in her fiction novel, "Kneeling on a Bed of Roses".
After I caught the significant of the phrase Post-Secular Europe, this opened up a whole new line of thinking about the causes of Christianity's comeback (did Muslim bashing cartoons play a role?) and the future significance of a Christian Dutch nation (as a member of the EU?). How will the Lord use such a radical turn from recent history?
I don't know, but I look forward to seeing it. Oh, and the best-selling book of the last decade is a new translation of the Bible.
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After I caught the significant of the phrase Post-Secular Europe, this opened up a whole new line of thinking about the causes of Christianity's comeback (did Muslim bashing cartoons play a role?) and the future significance of a Christian Dutch nation (as a member of the EU?). How will the Lord use such a radical turn from recent history?
I don't know, but I look forward to seeing it. Oh, and the best-selling book of the last decade is a new translation of the Bible.
