Encounters with God meets encounters with the wild.
Ken Chinn invites Doug Giles back on his podcast to talk about hunting in the context of his new book, “The Politically Incorrect Guide to Kids & Hunting”
The conversation covers a lot of ground. The easiest way to tell you about it is with the auto-generated time stamp summaries, which are also helpful for anyone wanting to skip ahead to the part they’re most interested in.
Here’s the book he just released:
The Politically Incorrect Guide to Kids & Hunting
The Politically Incorrect Guide to Kids & Hunting is a hilarious gold mine of facts and fun regarding the biblical mandate to put the bam to Bambi.
In this full-color, full-attitude book, Henry gives ten solid reasons why hunters rule and tree huggers drool. This is the perfect book for young hunters just starting out in the field.
If you have hunting buddies who are raising the next generation of hunters please do them a favor and send them this book.
It is pure fire.
Doug Giles is an avid hunter and multiple bestselling author of thirty different books. This is his first stab at a children’s book and it ain’t too shabby.
And here’s an earlier one that came up in the conversation.
This one goes straight to the theology of hunting, what he called his apologetic for not being apologetic about hunting.
If a person looked to Scripture and paid particular attention to the passages within the Bible that address the topic of hunting, then they’d walk away thinking not only is hunting animals tolerated but it is endorsed by God. And that’s exactly what this little book is about: proving that God, from Genesis to Revelation, is extremely cool with hunters and hunting. I’ll go out on a biblical limb and claim right off the bat that you cannot show me, through the balance of the Bible, that the God of the Scripture is against the responsible killing and the grilling of the animals He created. ~Doug Giles
