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I heard the episode on Tucker Carlson's podcast (megaphone.link/RSV1348265177) and now I'm pretty sure this book (or the podcast) is a must-read for everyone, especially: Those at risk for Alzheimer's Disease Those who got COVID-19 or the jab Anyone who wants more brain capabilities

So far, this is really amazing. I finished chapter 10, which is chemically solid as far as my limited (bachelor-level) knowledge goes, and quite convincing.

He spoke at the Shepherds' Conference and I think he has a lot of practical experience with this topic.

Recommended in a Plodcast book review

One or two steps removed from a book recommendation, but sounds edifying.

Recommended in a book review in the Plodcast (dougwils.com/audio/plodcast)

A most excellent book. Great for steeling the average western wimp of a believer to be willing to suffer the minor inconveniences for speaking about Christ. Also great for reminding us of our brothers and sisters in chains so that we might pray for them.

recommended by Douglas Wilson, who I don't know well, but so far his blog (and mablog) posts have been... interesting.

The way Chesterton writes, I think I need to read the entire chapter surrounding this quote from page 107 in order to understand it: "very desolate philosophy of Oscar Wilde. It is the carpe diem religion, but the carpe diem religion is not the religion of happy people, but of very unhappy people."

This guy seems to be quite knowledge in Jewish culture/history, and BLB says this is his greatest work.

Quoted in The Green Letters, and might be better

Doug Wilson recommended in his Mablog: dougwils.com/books-and-culture/s7-engaging-the-culture/try-looking-over-your-shoulder.html

I read the first one a while ago, and it was amazing.

Still not sure what the guy is getting at