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Mere Christianity by CS Lewis. As a teenager it gave me an intellectual basis for my faith and helped me see it could be defensible. Darwin's Doubt by Stephen
by camjohnson26 8y ago
Mere Christianity by CS Lewis. As a teenager it gave me an intellectual basis for my faith and helped me see it could be defensible.
Darwin's Doubt by Stephen Meyer. If God exists methodological naturalism can't be completely true. This book helped me see that there's still areas science can't fully explain, like the information explosion of the Cambrian Explosion.
Please don't burn me at the stake.
- el_don_almighty 8y agomy Dad'd bible I have loved reading all his comments and notes in the margins over the years
- hood_syntax 8y agoAlthough I'm not as religious as I used to be, I still highly regard 'The Screwtape Letters'. CS Lewis is an excellent writer.
- briankirby 8y agoI'm not religious at all and still loved 'The Screwtape Letters'. I recently found myself reminded of TSL while watching 'The Good Place'. It's not of nearly the same depth as TSL but plays with some of the same concepts.
- odonnellryan 8y agoI'd just like to point out that there's a big difference between things that we currently can't explain using rational methods and things that rational methods will never be able to explain.