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It seems like most of the Christian books on SE are Roman Catholic in orientation (Belloc, Chesterton, etc.) Pilgrim's Progress is a Protestant work, but it wou
by wyclif 3y ago
It seems like most of the Christian books on SE are Roman Catholic in orientation (Belloc, Chesterton, etc.) Pilgrim's Progress is a Protestant work, but it would be good to see a better representation of both pre-Reformation and Protestant titles.
- bentley 3y agoCan you provide any specific recommendations?
- wyclif 3y agoSure, how about some classics like: The Didache Anselm, Cur Deus Homo Anselm, Proslogion Augustine, City of God Augustine, Confessions Augustine, On Christian Doctrine William Law, A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life Luther, The Bondage of the Will Calvin, Institutes of the Christian Religion Pascal, Pensées All of these are in public domain.