Every quarter, InterVarsity Press graces IV staffworkers with what I like to call the "box-o-guilt," the "bog" for short. The bog contains new
,
free books from InterVarsity Press. This is great for us, but it also means that there are a half-dozen new books that we feel the pressure to read or peruse. Hence, the "box-o-guilt."
The quarter's bog contains the following titles. The first four are group discussion guides. Of the lot, I think
Gracism intrigues me the most. I'll post book notes on the ones I end up reading.
Who Was Jesus?
by Scot McKnight
Can I Trust the Bible?
by Darrell L. Bock
What is Truth?
by Paul Copan and Mark Linville
Is God Real?
by William Lane Craig and Charles Taliaferro
Jesus without Religion: What did he say? What did he do? What's the point? by Rick James
Misquoting Truth: A Guide to the Fallacies of Bart Ehrman's Misquoting Jesus
by Timothy Paul Jones
Gracism: The Art of Inclusion
by David A. Anderson