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Blogger and researcher Jim Fletcher has worked in the book publishing industry for 15 years, and is now director of the apologetics group Prophecy Matters. His new book, "Truth Wins," provides important analysis of Rob Bell and his Emergent friends.
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'Green' cabal forcing people off their land

by Jim Fletcher -- Normally, I don't pay much attention to book endorsements, but one for Elizabeth Nickson's "Eco-Fascists: How Radical Conservationists Are Destroying Our Natural Heritage" stands out (because after reading more…

No arms, no legs – still 'Unstoppable'

by Jim Fletcher -- The cover image for Nick Vujicic's new book, "Unstoppable," puts the rest of us to shame. As we complain about putting our feet on the floor too early more…

'Missing prophecy' reveals future of Israel

by Jim Fletcher -- We are witnessing, in the Evangelical Church in America, a remarkable phenomenon: As Bible prophecy "heats up" and becomes more relevant by the day … fewer are paying more…

To succeed as an author, become a speaker

by Jim Fletcher -- Have you ever thought of increasing your visibility and effectiveness as a communicator by developing as a speaker? If not, you should. And there isn't a minute to more…

Not all bookshops are 'created' the same

by Jim Fletcher -- As a writer, I love paying attention to the way other cultures communicate. Some of these examples can be extreme; some of them are small but distinct. Hearing more…

Essential step aspiring authors skip

by Jim Fletcher -- A hallmark of most writers is ego as big as the Grand Canyon. Or Australia. Most of us would deny such, but it's basically true. A fellow writer more…

'Real' writers get paid … sometimes

by Jim Fletcher -- In a society where one can have relative freedom on the economic scale (we all need dough), it's instructive for the writer to think about, well, at some more…

Al Gore's 'Future' will 'blow your mind'

by Jim Fletcher -- The future is both fascinating and weird – "weird," I say, because it is awash in mystery, along with a large dose of uncertainty. "Fascinating and weird" further more…