Any really good apologetic books?

[loveofourlord]

That arn't suggested to death, AKA lee strobel, william lane craig, cs lewish and such just looking for something different to read.

 

[Apologetic_Warrior]

Christian Apologetics by Douglas Groothuis, Faith Has Its Reasons by Kenneth Boa & Robert Bowman, Apologetics to the Glory of God by John M. Frame, Worldviews in Conflict by Ronald Nash to name a few of so many.

 

[yeshuaslavejeff]

Totally different perhaps: "Mister God, This is Anna"
If available , get it soon. The price will likely double in a week or two, or a year or two.... who knows....

That arn't suggested to death, AKA lee strobel, william lane craig, cs lewish and such just looking for something different to read.

 

[Jeshu]

Dinner With Sceptics (Jeff Vines)

 

[Petros2015]

A favorite of mine, more dealing with the Genesis creation story

https://www.amazon.com/Science-God-...qid=1548416756&sr=8-3&keywords=science+of+God

Gerald Schroeder - Wikipedia

 

[Athanasius7]

Five Proofs of the Existence of God by Edward Feser

I love G.K. Chesterton as well.

 

[Jamsie]

Five Proofs of the Existence of God by Edward Feser
I love G.K. Chesterton as well.

I have a number of books by Feser - started with "The Last Superstition", and I read Orthodoxy" once a year - highly recommend. (Chesterton always puts a smile on my face...and sometimes a good laugh, such wit) Also, enjoy Pascal "Penses"....

 

[Athanasius7]

I have a number of books by Feser - started with "The Last Superstition", and I read Orthodoxy" once a year - highly recommend. (Chesterton always puts a smile on my face...and sometimes a good laugh, such wit) Also, enjoy Pascal "Penses"....

I have The Last Superstition also, as well a few other books of his. And I also have Pascal's book, though (unfortunately) I have yet to read it....something I need to fix, I realize.

As for Chesterton, well, to show how huge of a fan I am of his, I have a blog dedicated to his life and writings, with (at the moment) nearly 2,000 posts: www.gk-chesterton.org

 

[Jamsie]

I have The Last Superstition also, as well a few other books of his. And I also have Pascal's book, though (unfortunately) I have yet to read it....something I need to fix, I realize.

As for Chesterton, well, to show how huge of a fan I am of his, I have a blog dedicated to his life and writings, with (at the moment) nearly 2,000 posts: www.gk-chesterton.org

Thanks, I will check this out...I do have a book of his poetry, but haven't gone through it as of yet. ("The poets have been mysteriously silent on the subject of cheese…" )

 

[Caliban]

If you want or will accept advise from a sceptic, the arguments from W.L. Craig, McDowell, Strobel etc... are not compelling. I find that they only convince the already convinced. These are old arguments that rehash god of the gaps fallacies or the distortions of historical evidence. And, every time I mention this, people say, "you are too skeptical" or "you need the Holy Spirit to believe." If I need the Holy Spirit to believe, why write a book attempting to convince me with evidence? One problem is that Christians just do not see why someone else thinks these are bad arguments. BTW Chesterton is not any better--just funnier.

 

[Petros2015]

The Science of God is an excellent apology for the Genesis creation story by a Jewish physicist who also teaches Torah, Gerald Schroeder I believe