C.S. Lewis - Mere Christianity Book
Mere Christianity written by C.S. Lewis defines mere Christianity as the fundamental, shared beliefs of the faith, avoiding denominational disputes. He presents this common ground as a hallway leading to specific church “rooms.” His goal is to explain and defend core doctrines to believers and seekers alike.
Lee Strobel’s – Case for Christ Book
This book summary is a collection of notes from a variety of sources and highlights taken straight from the book. Most of them are direct quotes. Some are paraphrases and are to organized by chapter
With the rigor of a seasoned investigative journalist, Lee Strobel’s New York Times bestselling apologetic builds a progressive argument for the reliability and trustworthiness of the New Testament gospels. Through a dozen interviews with world-renowned experts, Strobel tests the accuracy of the gospel narrative and addresses popular critics that challenge the claim that Jesus was the son of God. Regardless of where you are on your faith journey, Christians and nonbelievers alike will enjoy this entertaining quest for the truth about history’s most compelling figure.