Book Recommendations: Spring 2018

Almost every episode of the Thinking Fellows has a handfull of books linked in the show notes. On this episode, we set aside some time to compile a long list of books that listeners should consider reading if they want to learn more about church doctrine, apologetics, and history. Sit back, relax, grab a drink, and find a new book to enjoy. Show Notes: 1517 Store: Code (Thinking Fellows 18) 1517 Podcast Network Doctrine: Mere Christianity C.S. Lewis Lutheran Theology Steve Paulson Called to Believe Steve Mueller Martin Luther's Theology Lohse In Understanding Be Men T.C. Hammond Know the Truth: A Handbook to Christian Belief The Genius of Luther's Theology Hallmarks of Lutheran Identity A Summary of Christian Doctrine Christian Dogmatics J.T. Mueller Christian Dogmatics Pieper History: Peter Brown the Rise of Western Christendom Steven Ozman the Age of Reform Christianity the First 3,000 years Louis Berkhof History of Christian Doctrines The Early Church Chadwick Apologetics: The Case For Christianity Sensible Christianity History, Law, and Christianity The Defense of the Gospel in the New Testament Paul Little: Know Why You Believe The Defense Never Rests The Authority of the Bible John Stott Your Mind Matters Why Should Anyone Believe Anything at all Religion on Trial Tactics Greg Kokul Tractatus Logico Theologicus The Resurrection Fact Philosophy: John Hospers: An introduction to Philosophy The Universe Next Door Language, Truth, and Logic The Basic Works of Aristotle Questions that Matter Nicomachean Ethics Philosophy: A Very Short Introduction What The Fellows Are Reading: Men Without Work America's Invisible Crisis Essentialism by Greg Mcallen The Dumb Ox Orthodoxy The Strange Death of Europe Christian Hospitality and Muslim Immigration The Art of War Martin Luther's Augustinian Theology of the Cross

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