Bleeding Heartland has a contest for predicting Tuesday’s Primary results. I don’t want to win by default, so far I am the only one who has entered, other than an anarchist, predicting that voting will only encourage the politicians, which gave me a chuckle.
Being in medical school, I am always reading textbooks, notes or research articles, but don’t get the time to read for fun. Shortly I will have a little down time and will try to read a book for fun for a change. Need suggestions. To give you an idea of what I have read the last few years:
The Revolution: Ron Paul
End the Fed: Ron Paul
Freedom Under Siege: Ron Paul
I Ain’t Got Time to Bleed: Jesse Ventura
When Altruism Isn’t Enough (The Case for Compensating Kidney Donors): Sally Satel
Why We’re Not Emergent: DeYoung, and Kluck
Muslims, Christians and Jesus: Carl Mederias
Tea With Hezbollah: Carl Mederias
Sword and Scalpel: Dr. Robert Foster
Deliver Us From Evil: Ravi Zacharias
Dustin Krutsinger
He and his wife attended nursing school together before he started medical school.They plan on using their medical training to serve others.They have gone on several construction and medical trips to South Africa, Namibia, Zambia, Peru, and most recently Afghanistan in 2009.
Dustin considers himself to be a “Christian Libertarian.” He is unapologetically, and absolutely 100% pro-life. Dustin credits Ron Paul's run in 2008 for revitalizing Dustin's interest in politics.He has recently been an activist for liberty in the Iowa City area.
He also ran for the Iowa House in 2010 as a Libertarian.It was a somewhat symbolic run, as no third party has ever been elected to the Iowa legislature, but it allowed him to discuss limited government solutions to our current problems as well as gave people another option, as the incumbent was running unopposed.
His career interests include medical ethics, critical care medicine and organ transplantation.He serves on the University of Iowa's ethics committee.
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DeYoung’s & Kluck’s book was very helpful. I love Zacharias.
Also, have you ever read Blood Brothers by Elias Chacour (spelling may not be right). He is a Palestinian Christian, and tells a fascinating story about the creation of Israel from a Palestinian Christian perspective.
Leon Kass, “The Beginning of Wisdom:” an attempt to read Genesis with as few presumptions as possible, just to see how the text “works,” so to speak. Dr. Kass has an article at First Things, “L’Chaim and Its Limits,” that I highly recommend.