FAQ or recommended reading list

[rmwilliamsll]

it would be constructive to write a faq or build a nice recommended reading list in this forum.

i've found so many interesting and must read books during the last few years of this study that i really wish i'd found earlier.

i managed to get The Biblical Flood: A Case Study of the Church's Response to Extrabiblical Evidence
by Davis A. Young
looks very good.

reading on naturalism and found
Is Nature Supernatural? A Philosophical Exploration of Science and Nature
by Simon L. Altmann
certainly one place to start.

on human evolution i continually recommend
Where Do We Come From? : The Molecular Evidence for Human Descent
by Jan Klein, Naoyuki Takahata

perhaps we could each list 3 of the most significant books in the ceation-evolution-design debate that we have found and then work on a tree to systematically organize them. the same questions keep coming on on the forums here, perhaps organizing by common questions asked.


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[stumpjumper]

My favorite theology of evolution is God After Darwin by John Haught. Haught puts out a good natural theology in that book. I have written about 10,000 words based upon that book and Kenneth Miller's Finding Darwins God for a formal debate elsewhere.

I also read Doubt's About Darwin for a history of the ID movement but I find the evidence for evolution and natural selection too strong.

 

[rmwilliamsll]

i'm resurrecting an old thread here to gauge the difference between here and the open CED debate forum. i am blogging the list to:
http://rmwilliamsjr.livejournal.com/182744.html
in order to build it into a decent reference list.

looking at doing something broken up by topics. then a 2 or 3 tier choice with that section.

thanks for your help. this looks like a worthwhile project.