Were there any theological ideas you felt were missing from the book, which you would add if you were creating a discipleship book on the Christian life? If so, share what you would add and why. If not, share why you felt these ideas were sufficient.

Book Review

Read: Adam McClendon and Matt Kimbrough, Square One: Back to the Basics (eLectio Publishing, 2018).

Then answer the following 2 questions. Note Each essay question should contain 4-8 well-developed sentences. Be specific in the answers and avoid overly vague statements such as “I really liked the book,” or “The author did a good job.”

1. This book is designed to present critical theological ideas in a way the average believer can understand. Do you believe this goal was accomplished? If so, provide an example from the book and explain. If not, explain where you felt the book feel short and how you would present the material differently? (10)

2. Were there any theological ideas you felt were missing from the book, which you would add if you were creating a discipleship book on the Christian life? If so, share what you would add and why. If not, share why you felt these ideas were sufficient. (10)