Friday, October 06, 2006
The 50 books that shaped evangelicals
Christianity Today Magazine has compiled their list of the 50 books that have shaped evangelicals. For better and worse, I think it is a fairly accurate list.
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Good list, generally -- but at least a couple are sloppily written, sloppily edited, and otherwise lacking in social values. In particular, Phillip Johnson's diatribe appears wholly divorced from any serious grounding in his topic of biology, and Josh McDowell's book has always struck me for it's egregious abuse of evidentiary logic in argument. What's up with those?
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