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Tim Keller Recommended Books
Tim Keller has recommended 32 books. Browse the complete reading list with quotes and sources below.
Tim Keller is an American pastor, theologian, and Christian apologist.
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"Starts with the problem of social and political polarization and asks how social media contributes to it." - Tim Keller (Source)
"In this debate we need to read [this book]. Hard to say it's all a projection after this book." - Tim Keller (Source)
"Excellent book." - Tim Keller (Source)
The Serpent and the Serpent Slayer
by Andrew David Naselli
"One good book on the biblical basis for today's tweets." - Tim Keller (Source)
The Intolerance of Tolerance
by D. A. Carson
"Recommend reading this. Especially chapter eight." - Tim Keller (Source)
"Please read [this book]- especially chapters 2 and 16." - Tim Keller (Source)
The Certainty of Faith
by Herman Bavinck
Tim Keller recommended this book on Twitter. (Source)
God, Freedom, and Evil
by Alvin Plantinga
"See [this] as 'properly basic.'" - Tim Keller (Source)
The Democratization of American Christianity
by Nathan O. Hatch
"A stellar book." - Tim Keller (Source)
Why Liberalism Failed
by Patrick J. Deneen
"Gives a good critique of various classic thinkers that is accessible and accurately puts their views." - Tim Keller (Source)
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Barack Obama recommended this bookBarack Obama
"Offers cogent insights into the loss of meaning and community that many in the West feel." - Barack Obama
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"A very important book for all to read." - Tim Keller (Source)
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Hugh Hewitt recommended this bookHugh Hewitt
"A must read book." - Hugh Hewitt
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The End for Which God Created the World
by Jonathan Edwards
"One of the greatest books I’ve ever read." - Tim Keller (Source)
"Was important in my life and still relevant today." - Tim Keller (Source)
"Powerful book." - Tim Keller (Source)
Political Visions & Illusions
A Survey & Christian Critique of Contemporary Ideologies
by David T. Koyzis
"Definitely the best book I've read on the current state of political thinking happening among evangelicals in 2020." - Tim Keller (Source)
"Interesting expansion on some lesser known arguments for God." - Tim Keller (Source)
Why I Am Not a Secularist
by William Connolly
"Still a great book. It's by an atheist who is not a secularist." - Tim Keller (Source)
"Good read." - Tim Keller (Source)
"Great little book on technology to help NOT just families, but everyone manage their screens and devices more thoughtfully." - Tim Keller (Source)
"Best book I've read recently. No, I did not get paid, nor was I contacted to say that. I mean it." - Tim Keller (Source)
Tim Keller recommended this book on Twitter. (Source)
"This is a hidden treasure of goodness." - Tim Keller (Source)
"This is a remarkable book, from a top flight expert in post-structuralist French philosophy-meaning he understands our current cultural context." - Tim Keller (Source)
"Leaves us with a striking truth - work was part of paradise." - Tim Keller (Source)
Concerning The True Care of Souls
by Martin Bucer
"Great book on pastoral care." - Tim Keller (Source)
"This book helped list many of the 'isms' I encountered in college and the world. I highly recommend it still." - Tim Keller (Source)
"A good book of Puritan prayers that helps guide one in prayer." - Tim Keller (Source)
Tim Keller recommended this book on Twitter. (Source)
"About pain and suffering." - Tim Keller (Source)
Christianity & Liberalism
by J. Gresham Machen
"Read [this book]. Everyone should." - Tim Keller (Source)
"Traces out how American culture shifted so markedly and swiftly in its attitude toward Same-sex marriage." - Tim Keller (Source)
A Time to Build
by Yuval Levin
"A penetrating look at how late modern society is eroding our institutions and how to revive them." - Tim Keller (Source)
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