Genesis the Movie

<B><I>Catholic Library World</I></B><BR /> "Fans of Capon will know what to expect from this study of the first three chapters of Genesis: loving attention to and respect for every single word in the scripture references to writers ancient and modern self-deprecating and warm humor and a willingness to take the Bible on its own terms. . . Warmly recommended to academic libraries and to readers not already acquainted with this lively writer."<BR /><BR /><B><I>Concordia Journal</I></B><BR /> "You have to read this book. . . It is a vintage Capon: attractive orneriness penned by a lovable rascal. . . The Gospel always seems to bring out the best in Capon's writing."<BR /><BR /><B><I>Publishers Weekly</I></B><BR /> "Capon evokes a bit of C. S. Lewis."<BR /><BR /><B><I>The New York Times Book Review</I></B><BR /> "Theology Capon says is a word game the most serious word game of all and he plays it very well indeed."<BR /><BR /><B><I>Christianity and Literature</I></B><BR /> "Capon's greatest strength is his ability to wrap old thoughts in new metaphors."<BR /><BR /><B><I>National Catholic Reporter</I></B><BR /> "This Episcopal priest and author has a poetic sense that is sure to please and challenge."<BR /><BR /><B><I>The Living Church</I></B><BR /> "Robert Capon is a joyfully outrageous Christian teacher."<BR /><BR /><B><I>Review & Expositor</I></B><BR /> "The word ‘eccentric' comes to mind in the best sense of the world."<BR /><BR /><B><I>The Clergy Journal</I></B><BR /> "Capon's work serves any preacher and is worth reading."