Apologetics to the Glory of God

Choosing Hats Summer Reading List

While I am not very well read I am often asked about books I would recommend. Below is a list of introductory level books which are not too difficult to read and go by pretty quickly even if you are a slow reader like I am. The prices are reasonable as well, but make sure to look on more than just Amazon.

Biblical Theology

According to Plan by Graeme Goldsworthy

Goldsworthy does an excellent job of introducing a massive subject which is far too often neglected.

Systematic Theology

Charles Hodge Systematic Theology by Charles Hodge

The regular price on this three volume set is $100, but CBD has it right now for only $20.

Philosophy

Life’s Ultimate Questions by Ron Nash

Nash is probably the clearest writer I have ever encountered in philosophy. This book stands out from most other introductions to philosophy in that it is not merely composed of articles grouped together according to their subject matter. There is also a significant amount of emphasis on worldview thinking and critique which is no doubt due to the author’s Clarkian background.

Apologetics

Pushing the Antithesis by Greg Bahnsen

The best introductory level text on presuppositional apologetics currently available.

Evangelism

Tell the Truth by Will Metzger

Francis Schaeffer’s influence can be seen throughout this amazing book.

Enjoy!

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2 responses to “Choosing Hats Summer Reading List”

  1. chrisbolt Avatar
    chrisbolt

    LOL

    This has got to be the worst comment on a summer reading list ever.

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  2. Nocterro Avatar

    LOL

    This has got to be the worst meme on a summer reading list ever.

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