Now that I’m finished with Summer school (apart from a 2hr final exam and two research papers due in the next 3 to 4 weeks), I am ready to hit the ground running, devouring as much material as I possibly can without losing my friends, family, and marriage. Here is the first set of books that I hope to wade through in month of June and part of July. A few of these I have already started but had to put on hold for the past few months.
Biblical Hermeneutics and Theological Interpretation:
Introduction to Old Testament Theology: A Canoncial Approach ~ John H. Sailhamer
Apologetics and Christian Philosophy:
The God Who Is There ~ Francis Schaeffer
New Testament Studies:
The New Testament Documents: Are they reliable? ~ F. F. Bruce
Church:
Emerging Churches: Creating Christian community in postmodern cultures ~ Eddie Gibbs & Ryan K. Bolger
Fiction:
That Hideous Strength (Space Trilogy, Part 3) ~ C. S. Lewis
Bathroom reading (is that too much information?):
The Battle for Middle-earth: Tolkien’s Divine Design in The Lord of the Rings ~ Fleming Rutledge
I thought you were subjecting yourself to the torturous regime of a certain Hebrew professor?
By: Colin on June 10, 2007
at 10:43 am
Nah, I found another less torturous Hebrew professor teaching turbo Hebrew in the Fall and decided to take it then.
By: Billy Marsh on June 10, 2007
at 11:49 am
[...] submitted two installments of my Summer reading regimen back back during the early and mid-summer (Summer Reading List I and List II), which were fairly successful resolutions. All in all, I probably read about 80% of [...]
By: Fall Reading List « Joy in the Journey on August 29, 2007
at 10:16 am