Books

I HAVE READ:

God, The Holy Bible

J.Gresham Machen, Christianity & Liberalism

David Wells, The Courage to be Protestant

Wendell Berry, What are People for?

Gary Haugen, Just Courage

Francis Chan, Crazy Love

(under construction)

I HOPE TO READ:

Mark Knoll, Scandal of Evangelical Mind

Kirkegaard, Fear and Trembling

Thomas A’Kempis, The Imitation of Christ

Ignatius Loyola, Spiritual Exercises

Erasmus, Life of A Christian Soldier, Praise of Folly

Gene Edwards, Divine Romance

Dante, Inferno

Henry Scoogal, The Life of God and …of Man

Hoekema, The Bible of the Future

Wilhelmus a Brakel, Reasonable Christian Service (systematic Theology)

Eugene Peterson, “Tell It Slant”

Boenhoeffer,

Andrew Murray,

John Piper, Don’t Waste Your Life

Augustine, Confessions

NT Wright, Simply Christianity

Robert Wuthnow, Sharing the Journey

Gilbert Meilaender, Anthology:Things that Count

Robert Putnam, Bowling Alone

Christian Smith, ????

Rod Dreher, Crunchy Cons

Neil Postman, Amusing Ourselves to Death and Technopoly

Quentin Schultze, Habits of the High Tech Heart

Shane Phipps, Flickering Pixels

T David Gordon, Why Johnny Can’t Preach

Thomas Friedman, The World is Flat

David Lyons, Jesus in Disneyland

Mark Knoll, Is the Reformation Over?

GC Berkhouwer, Providence of God

James Hunter, Culture Wars: the struggle to define America

Phyllis Tickle: the Great Emergence: How Christianity is changing and why?

Hedgehog Review (UVA Journal – James Hunter)

Peter Kreeft, Ecumenical Jihad

Brother Robinson, Honest to God

Jaques Ellul, Betrayal of the West

Harold Bloom, The American Religion

Allan Bloom, Closing of the American Mind

Mark Pinsky, The Gospel According to Disney

Marve Dawn, Unfettered Hope: A Call to Faithful Living in an Affluent Society

Shane Clairborne, The Irresistable Revolution

Henri Blocher, Evil and the Cross

Gaffin, By Faith and not by Sight

Oliver Crisp, Divinity and Humanity

Barna, The Rabbit & the Elephant