Faith Among the Faithless: Learning from Esther How to Live in a World Gone Mad (Biblia.com)

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Encounter a timeless story of evil, awakened faith, and hope for good in a world where God seems absent. Can Christianity survive a secular age? Can Christians live without compromise in an increasingly hostile society? And what if they've already given in to that society's vision and values? In this revelatory and provocative new book, Mike Cosper answers these questions by pointing out the...

It made the Jews into weirdos who didn’t eat shrimp, ordered their steaks well done, and wouldn’t taste a beef stew if there was a little cream in it. God calls this “holiness” because to be holy is to be set apart, and in the case of the Jewish exiles—especially Daniel and his friends—they were set apart. They were obviously Jewish, and their resistance to conformity got them thrown into ovens and dropped into pits with lions. And as much as we like to pooh-pooh these things today, something similar

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