Ebook {Epub PDF} Addicted to Mediocrity by Frank Schaeffer

 · Addicted to Mediocrity was Frank’s first book, and it amply evidences a writing style and social analysis that have yet to mature. His word choice can vacillate between the pedantic and the grandiose, his infatuation with commas is everywhere apparent, perpetual strings of adjectives pop up when he gets heated, and so bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 5 mins. Franky Schaeffer's Addicted to Mediocrity This week I'm reading Franky Schaeffer's Addicted to Mediocrity: Contemporary Christians and the Arts. Schaeffer makes a strong case against "Christian art", which is mired in mediocrity. Addicted to Mediocrity by Franky Schaeffer, Blackstone Publishing, , This brief book is a critique of modern Christian culture, or at least the way the son of the famous apologist, Francis Schaeffer, saw things. He sees Christian media as geared to the lowest common denominator/5.

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