What have you been reading lately?

By Randy Alcorn

Orthodoxy

I've recently been reading G. K. Chesterton's book Orthodoxy and his little book on St. Thomas Aquinas.

Also, I've read several books on intelligent design, by Johnson and Dembski, and Stephen Meyer’s excellent Signature in the Cell, regarding DNA and its incredible complexity.

Genesis in Space and Time

Rereading Francis Schaeffer’s classic Genesis in Space and Time. Takes me back to the seventies when I was a new believer, and awaited with bated breath every new book by Schaeffer. Just read a new book on doctrine, titled Doctrine: What Christians Should Believe, from Mark Driscoll and Gerry Breshears, which is excellent. It will be released on March 31.

What are any of you reading these days?

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