Jesus May Color Outside the Lines, “I Love a Good Mystery!” and Other Writings
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Excerpts from a few of the book's 50 pieces:
The universe itself is a Whodunit on the grandest scale.
“I Love a Good Mystery!”
Embrace His teachings. But follow Him from that mount where the Sermon was delivered to that mount where mankind was delivered.
“Seeing Jesus with 20/20 Vision"
Many Christians wear the team colors without showing up much for games.
"Lotus Eaters"
I take my firm stand: Finding a parallel account does not shake my persuasion that the one is truth, the other fiction.
"Parallel Mythology"
We have heard it said, “Mankind’s destiny is among the stars.” As it turns out, it may be the evolutionists, not the Christians, who offer “pie in the sky.”
"Something Wonderful"
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About the Book
With titles like “Jesus Is Not Running a Carnival,” “Things God Wouldn’t Say,” “Cloning the Savior?,” “On a Train Bound for Nowhere,” “Re-Examining Maslow,” “Not On Public Land,” and forty-four more discussions, these pieces are sure to engage and sometimes amuse the reader while fortifying a faith based upon God’s Word.
About the Author
Daniel Pelletier has a reputation for insightful discussions in a candid, sometimes humorous, style. His topics range from the Bible, art, literature, science, and general culture. He is especially appreciated by new or young Christians who want to build their faith and establish their firm resolve to seek God and believe His Word.
The universe itself is a Whodunit on the grandest scale.
“I Love a Good Mystery!”
Many Christians wear the team colors without showing up much for games.
Lotus Eaters
Embrace His teachings. But follow Him from that mount where the Sermon was delivered to that mount where mankind was delivered.
Seeing Jesus with 20/20 Vision
We have heard it said, “Mankind’s destiny is among the stars.” As it turns out, it may be the evolutionists, not the Christians, who offer “pie in the sky.”
Something Wonderful