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Randy Alcorn's Blog: recommended reading

My Top Five Recommended Books on Heaven

Recently, Christianitytoday.com posted an article from Paul Enns called “My Top 5 Books On Heaven.” He included some very kind words about my book Heaven. Thanks, Paul.

When I was researching Heaven, I read 150 volumes on the subject, many long out-of-print. Since the book came out I’ve read a dozen more.

What have you been reading lately?

OrthodoxySignature in the CellI'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.

Recommended books for a pastor in his 20's

Recently I was asked to recommend some books for a pastor in his twenties to read. Most of these books can be purchased from a Christian bookstore or ordered from www.christianbook.com.

My Favorite Fiction

Prince CaspianOkay, since I'm a big Narnia fan, and the Prince Caspian movie is now opening, I'm going to plug it, even though this is a blog about books. I've heard from credible sources (including our friend Doug Gresham, the co-producer and step-son of C. S. Lewis) that Caspian is a fun movie, true to the spirit and content of the book (though to work on the big screen there had to be additions and subtractions, of course).

Before getting to Narnia and some of my other favorite fiction, let me go back in time, to my childhood ...

My Favorite Nonfiction Books

The Knowledge of the Holy

Books and bookstores have had an enormous influence on my own life. I came to Christ as a teenager, at Powell Valley Covenant Church in Gresham, less than a mile from where I live now. My first youth pastor, Paul Siwick, did me a huge favor—he gave me a key to his office, so I could go in any time and read his books, hundreds of them. I read everything I could get my hands on.

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