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 McKnightCan I Trust the Bible?
by Darrell L. BockWhat is Truth?
by Paul Copan and Mark LinvilleIs God Real?
by William Lane Craig and Charles TaliaferroJesus 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 JonesGracism: The Art of Inclusion
by David A. Anderson
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*shakes his head sadly and surfs away...
In any case, Jason, I've discovered why you haven't been reading that much thick theology lately. Go read some Calvin! :-)
Harry Potter is the more likely culprit. :-)
Doesn't John Owen count as thick theology?
Owen counts, but I didn't see him on your list.
why do so many books today have questions for titles?
He's on my "currently reading" bar. The stuff I listed here is just the stuff that came in the mail!
-Jason
That's a great question, John. I think it has something to do with our sense that our opinion matters... ;-)
It probably has to do with marketing too in that it tries to demonstrate that you need to read that book (in order to answer this question which, now that you have seen it on the book, you think is a good question).
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