Reading Interview
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Joshua Sowin interviews yours truly on books and reading.
Labels: books, interviews
posted by JT at Monday, February 19, 2007
Between Two Worlds: A Mix of Theology, Philosophy, Politics, and Culture
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- Stand: A Call for the Endurance of the Saints
- Communion with the Triune God (by John Owen)
- The Supremacy of Christ in a Postmodern World
- Overcoming Sin and Temptation (by John Owen)
- Suffering and the Sovereignty of God
- Sex and the Supremacy of Christ
- Reclaiming the Center
- A God-Entranced Vision of All Things
- Beyond the Bounds
- Tim Challies
- Desiring God Blog
- In Light of the Gospel
- What's Best Next?
- Tullian Tchividjian
- The Sola Panel
- Upper Register
- Church Matters
- Kingdom People
- Pure Church
- Together for the Gospel
- Albert Mohler
- Cranach Blog
- Team Pyro
- Reformissionary
- Kevin Cawley
- Joe Thorn
- The A-Team
- ESV Blog
- Stand to Reason
- WorldMag
- Evangelical Outpost
- Resurgence
- Biblical Foundations
- Adrian Warnock
- Mark D. Roberts
- Jim Hamilton
- Denny Burk
- Russell Moore
- Ray Van Neste
- Founders Blog
- Historia Ecclesiastica
- Worship Matters
- Vitamin Z
- Frame-Poythress
- Josh Harris
- Girl Talk
- Radical Womanhood
- The Rebelution
- The Gospel Coalition
- Desiring God
- Sovereign Grace Ministries
- 9 Marks
- Matthias Media
- Stand to Reason
- CBMW
- Biblical Spirituality
- Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals
- Ligonier
- Truth for Life
- Grace to You
- Monergism
- Biblical Foundations
- Founders Ministries
- Reformation 21
- Modern Reformation
- World Magazine
- Christianity Today
- Themelios
- Reformed Perspectives
- The Briefing
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4 Comments:
Justin, I enjoyed your interview. Thanks for doing it. One question (which I posted there as a comment): wouldn't you agree that BIOGRAPHIES (and more broadly, history) is an important component in a diet of good reading? I find biogrpahies of all sorts helpful and encouraging in so many ways. Just to name two of my favorites: DAWS, the bio of Dawson Trotman, and the Iain Murray bio of Jonathan Edwards.
Justin,
Like my dear brother David, I enjoyed your interview. I was struck by your comment that the only two real options for you are Biblical, orthodox, Christianity and atheistic nihilism. I have said the same thing for years...that these are the only two worldwiews which seem rationally feasible. Francis Schaeffer explored this thought in some detail, and a number of recent writers (Os G. Ravi Z, etc.) touch on this, but I am not familiar with any recentbook (or even essay) that explores this thought with much depth and detail. Has anyone read something which does a good job at making this point?
To JT, and other readers,
What do you think is the best English translation of Augustine's Confessions?
Thanks!
David: I agree that biographies are important. Actually, I wish I read more of them. I'm currently reading the Metaxas bio of Wilberforce.
JC: I think Maria Boulding's translation is quite good.
JT
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