Jack M. Hilliard. Longwood, Fla.: Xulon Press, 2010. 148 pp. (Hardback).
In “Life, Death, and After,” Jack Hilliard takes on a number of questions, from the origins of the universe to the age of the earth.
He does so by presenting accepted conservative beliefs on the topics and providing many scriptural references for support.
The book is not an especially easy read, largely because of long paragraphs that often run a page or more. The sections that are broken into smaller portions, read well.
While most conservative Christians will nod in agreement as they read, the author’s approach may limit its effectiveness with anyone who is not already convinced.
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