Reasonably Religious: believing in a secular world 
I have just finished reading part 1 of the series "Mormons in Flanders" by George Tuffin. I can recommend it to my Mormon brothers and sisters. Please do not expect extensive academic work. George writes from the heart, which makes the book pleasant to read. Most of the news is about the Antwerp community, the place where George grew up, but...
Last night I read Hanneke Koppers' free e-book "Living with Mormons." It's interesting to see the world through the eyes of an exchange student, how she struggles with herself and her new environment. She clearly ends up in a family that is not open to the world. Her first host family clings desperately to their own world. OK, if you are a...
A new book has apparently been published – I haven't read it myself yet, but what I read about it already seemed worth sharing immediately: Many children with autism play computer games. Games offer peace and a sense of control in a complicated social world. That is what Herm Kisjes and Erno Mijland state in their recently published book 'Gaming and autism'. The authors delve into the...
Reasonably Religious: believing in a secular world 