Still typical Copeland and a decent read, however I didn’t like jPod nearly as much as his other books. If you want something similar read Microserfs (but better). If you want something different (and better) read Life After God, or Miss Wyoming.

I finished reading this a few days ago, and it may be McLaren’s most significant work. Changing the way one views hell has major implications on how Christians should view their entire purpose in life. I’ve set the book aside for a few weeks to let it “steep” for a while, but I’m going back to think about this longer. I think McLaren is onto something important.

I found this book on a website talking about how to generate consume more ideas in the workplace. It sounded interesting.

Next in my “post-modern theology” excursions.

The most compelling and hopeful theology book I’ve read.

Highly recommended for anyone on a spiritual journey.