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<\/a><\/p>\nHere are a list of 25 books I own which I’d very much like to get to this year (and some which I’d like to re-read this year). The lack of focus (other than the trinitarian study) should be apparent.<\/p>\n
Confessions of Augustine<\/em> (I haven’t read this since college and I don’t remember much) I read 42 books in 2014. That’s not too bad, but if I applied myself, I could do much better. In 2002 I read 47. I have yet to average a book a week. But with my schedule in 2014 … Continue reading
\nAugustine: A Very Short Introduction<\/em> (because I have it and I should be able to read it in a day)
\nThe Wounded Heart<\/em> by Dan Allender (I started this book today, it’s awesome)
\nGodless <\/em>by Dan Barker (I’ve never been impressed with his debates, maybe his books are better)
\nContent and Consciousness<\/em> by Daniel Dennett (because I have it and I should know it)
\nThe Moral Landscape<\/em> by Sam Harris (because I have it and should know the content better than those that subscribe to this silliness)
\nAgainst Atheism<\/em> by Markham (because I have it – I don’t expect much)
\nThe Letter to the Philippians <\/em>by G. Walter Hansen (I enjoy commentaries and DA Carson edited this – At 400 pages, it should be fairly thorough)
\nCalvinism: A History<\/em> by DG Hart (I’ve wanted to read this for a while)
\nThe Brilliant Reality of ADHD<\/em> by Hutchinson
\nWhat’s Your Worldview<\/em> by James Anderson (because I used to have interactions with James ~15 years ago and he’s brilliant)
\nEvery Good Endeavor<\/em> by Tim Keller (because I have it and I like the author)
\nSort Your Brain Out<\/em> by Lewis and Webster (because I have it and I love popular level books on the brain)
\nThe Orthodox Church <\/em>by Anthony McGuckin (I loved his book on Cyril, so I hope I’ll feel the same with this one)
\nThe Retail Champion <\/em>by Rayner (because I want to be a champion)
\nGlorious Ruin<\/em> by Tullian Tchividijan (because I really like this author a lot)
\nPain<\/em>: The Science of Suffering<\/em> by Wall (because after reading related books and my shoulder problem being resolved, I’m very much interested in understanding more)
\nCalvin and Calvinism<\/em> by Warfield (because I have it and my friend Ben referenced it today)
\nThe Trinity and Subordinationism<\/em> by Giles (very much interested in this since watching a debate of his on youtube)
\nThe Triune God: A Historical Study of the Doctrine of the Trinity<\/em> by Fortman (I love these sort of historical surveys and I hope it will be like Letham’s book)
\nRediscovering the Triune God<\/em> by Grenz (because he deals with Rahner, Barth, Moltmann, and other recent work on the trinity that I’d like to get a grasp of)
\nThe Quest for the Trinity<\/em> by Holmes (because I am interested in this author’s contribution)
\nDe Trinitate<\/em> by Augustine (because I should read the whole thing carefully)
\nAugustine and the Trinity<\/em> by Ayres (because I hope it will shed light on the above)
\nThe Trinitarian Theology of St Thomas Aquinas<\/em> by Emery (I anticipate this will be very difficult)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"