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The bais on this list is strongly toward Calvin, too bad.

Why? You don't like good theology?

I'm glad that CS Lewis' writings keep surfacing. What about Chesterton and John Newman? Also, has anyone heard of Ronald Knox?

Schweitzer, Pannenberg, Tillich, Luther, Arminius, Anselm, Abelard, Augustine, John Knox, Schleiermacher, Kierkegaard, Thomas Helwys, on and on and on. Where are they?

I hear people asking why certain folks aren't on the list....but anybody can add books on!!

This list is hilarious! Not one Paul Tillich book. . . only THE most important Protestant theologian of the past few centuries.

Bwa-hahahahaha! Hilarious! Thank you to whomever added the notable theologian, Todd Burpo's "Heaven is for Real". I needed a good laugh ;)

When the subtitle of the list is, "The most academically sound and historically orthodox books ever written by some of the greatest Christian thinkers and intellectuals of our time", you know someone is trying to get me to crack-up and spit my coffee out all over my keyboard as I scroll through.

My thought as well. Let us be thankful there is no author with the first initial J and last name oelosteen - yet.

Jeremy wrote: "This list is hilarious! Not one Paul Tillich book. . . only THE most important Protestant theologian of the past few centuries."

This list def'ly needs improving.There are books in there that I'd vote "down" if I could. But we can't. What we CAN do is ADD books....so go for it!!!

David wrote: "Schweitzer, Pannenberg, Tillich, Luther, Arminius, Anselm, Abelard, Augustine, John Knox, Schleiermacher, Kierkegaard, Thomas Helwys, on and on and on. Where are they?"

Jump in and ADD them.

I like Lewis, but Mere Christianity isn't his best book.