Friday, August 03, 2007
Ten Books that I'd Love to See
Some bloggers have recently been posting titles of books that they don't plan on actually seeing any time soon. Be sure to check out the hilarious lists over at Pyromaniacs and Triablogue. I thought I'd continue the series with my own top ten list of books that I'd love to see. Here they are:
10) R.C. Sproul, Presuppositional Apologetics: A Biblical Defense of the Christian Faith and a Critique of Traditional Apologetics
9) John MacArthur, Why Every Self-Respecting Calvinist Rejects Dispensational Premillennialism
8) Joyce Meyer, A Woman Must Remain Silent
7) Benny Hinn, Don't Give Me Miracles, Just Give Me Jesus
6) Brian McLaren, Absolute Truth? H*ll Yes!
5) Samuel Harris with a foreword by Richard Dawkins an an introduction by Christopher Hitchens, Why I am Not an Atheist
4) Francis Beckwith, The Pope is the Antichrist
3) T.D. Jakes, Christian, Thou Must Believe the Trinity
2) Steve Chalke with a foreword by Scot McKnight, PSA: Penal Substitutionary Atonement is the Heart of the Gospel
1) Robert Millet with a foreword by Stephen Robinson, How I Left Mormonism and Found Christ
10) R.C. Sproul, Presuppositional Apologetics: A Biblical Defense of the Christian Faith and a Critique of Traditional Apologetics
9) John MacArthur, Why Every Self-Respecting Calvinist Rejects Dispensational Premillennialism
8) Joyce Meyer, A Woman Must Remain Silent
7) Benny Hinn, Don't Give Me Miracles, Just Give Me Jesus
6) Brian McLaren, Absolute Truth? H*ll Yes!
5) Samuel Harris with a foreword by Richard Dawkins an an introduction by Christopher Hitchens, Why I am Not an Atheist
4) Francis Beckwith, The Pope is the Antichrist
3) T.D. Jakes, Christian, Thou Must Believe the Trinity
2) Steve Chalke with a foreword by Scot McKnight, PSA: Penal Substitutionary Atonement is the Heart of the Gospel
1) Robert Millet with a foreword by Stephen Robinson, How I Left Mormonism and Found Christ
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John Hagee, with a 10' tall fold out insert chart, "The True Israel of God."
I'm close to Robert Millet and Stephen Robinson, and you're more likely to see a book by them entitled "How We Stayed with the Mormons and Helped them ALL Refocus on Christ" (see my blog for examples: http://ldsfocuschrist.blogspot.com/
Robert was here in Orange County Wednesday, August 1 for a big public dialog with Craig Hazen about Differences in approaches to Scripture at Mariners Church. He let me know that, last month, he spent two weeks as a student in a graduate seminar by J. I. Packer at Regent College called "Puritanism for Today". He said the other students were quite surprised to find themselves in a class with a leading BYU Religion Professor!
I'll bet you were a neat Latter-day Saint, and I'll bet you're a great Reformed Baptist.
Thanks,
Steve St.Clair
I would like to see the MacArthur one myself. I just don't get how he comes to that position.
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those are awesome..but you forgot two...
al mohler's first book
"drinking welch's with luther and calvin: how you have to be drunk to redefine "wine".
and the second,
"why expository preaching is mandatory for churches... but not sbts chapel!"
-stephen (i keed...i keed...)
That list is hilarious! I love all of them. Stephen, that Mohler one is rich. Here could be another one:
Joel Osteen:
"You are a Sinner"
I would definitely like to see the Joyce Meyer one. I like your blog. God bless you!
Sincerely
Jen Miller
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