Christian Books.
- rssllue
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Re: Christian Books.
I will both lay me down in peace, and sleep: for Thou, LORD, only makest me dwell in safety. ~ Psalms 4:8
- knighthkm
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And woa... The Screwtape Letters sounds really interesting. What a cool take on it all... and kind of creepy, but definitely intriguing.
- rssllue
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I will both lay me down in peace, and sleep: for Thou, LORD, only makest me dwell in safety. ~ Psalms 4:8
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Thanks for that. I only knew about The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe series by him which I read and enjoyed many moons ago.knighthkm wrote:One of my favorite Christian authors would have to be C. S Lewis. Check out The Screwtape Letters! Its like Christianity from a demons perspective. Screwtape a demon leader writes letters to his nephew trying to correct his ways as far as being a better tempter goes.
Oscar Wilde
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- knighthkm
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I'll definitely check it out!rssllue wrote:And if you like The Screwtape Letters, then you should try Lord Foulgrin's Letters by Randy Alcorn. It is excellent!
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Pilgrim's Progress is spot on and timeless. I believe Bunyan was somewhat ahead of his times with that classic.rssllue wrote:I would start by recommending Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan just because it is such an awesome book to experience. Beyond that, there are many great authors of Christian fiction that also fall into a lot of other genres as well so I guess that it would depend on what type of genre you really enjoy reading to give more pointed examples of ones you might like. And excellent topic by the way too!
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The Touch by Randell Wallace
Behold the Lamb of God by Russ Ramsey
Citizen by Rob Peabody
is a few non-fiction I have read and really enjoyed.
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Also,two INCREDIBLE movies were based on the book!...Anthony Hopkins playing C.S. Lewis in " SHADOWLANDS " was superb!
Carpe Diem!
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As to the non-fiction Christian books one of my favorites that I highly recommend is "I don't have Enough Faith to be an Atheist" by Neil something... I forget his name. Or "How to Kill 11 million People" by Andy Andrews.
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Skillian wrote:I've actually purchased books thinking ooo this sounds good.. then like two chapters in I'm like wait I've already read this.... *read a little more* yes I definitely have. In my defense it was a classic and I thought I simply had heard of it a lot already but didn't think I had read it already. I would blame age but I think I'm still too young for that. haha. We should coin a new term... fiction fog? Book fart. Literary brain damage... I might be suffering from some right now with this horrid ideas.
Hahah I do the same thing
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Oh and Ted dekker black,red,white and green books are great!!!! Frank peretti this presence darkness was WONDERFUL!!!!