caJosue
Puritan Board Freshman
I have been looking for (work)books that can be used in a group of college-age young people. The topics that should be given more importance at this age, I think, should be apologetics or theology that leans more toward the practical (after all, strict, pure doctrine is already taught in church), but I’m not entirely sure, I’m open to your opinions.
There are many excellent books on these topics. For example, in apologetics, I’ve seen Tractatus Logico-Theologicus by J. W. Montgomery or Christianity for Modern Pagans by Peter Kreeft; and in experiential theology, How to Believe Again by Helmut Thielicke or On the Road with Saint Augustine by James K. A. Smith. The problem is that these books don’t have student workbooks or teacher guides, and creating them would take time. Those that do have something like that—in apologetics, for example—would be books by Geisler or William Lane Craig; and in theology, books by Tim Keller and C. S. Lewis. What other book recommendations would you give me?
There are many excellent books on these topics. For example, in apologetics, I’ve seen Tractatus Logico-Theologicus by J. W. Montgomery or Christianity for Modern Pagans by Peter Kreeft; and in experiential theology, How to Believe Again by Helmut Thielicke or On the Road with Saint Augustine by James K. A. Smith. The problem is that these books don’t have student workbooks or teacher guides, and creating them would take time. Those that do have something like that—in apologetics, for example—would be books by Geisler or William Lane Craig; and in theology, books by Tim Keller and C. S. Lewis. What other book recommendations would you give me?
