For Believers (and non if interested)--Pagan Christianity Book Thread (theist, mentioned)

[cg81]

My book came yesterday.. I only got up to the first chapter, then I had to play hide and seek and read about "Good night, Little Bear" and the color kittens and Baby Moses. Fascinating book. Can't wait to read more and discuss!

[Miss Blue]

I also got The Untold Story of the NT Church by Frank Viola..Goes right along with Pagan Christianity. Then I I just had to get Unchristian (what a new generarion thinks about christianity..and why it matters) by David Kinnaman..

[Miss Blue]

Originally Posted by cg81

My book came yesterday.. I only got up to the first chapter, then I had to play hide and seek and read about "Good night, Little Bear" and the color kittens and Baby Moses. Fascinating book. Can't wait to read more and discuss!

You mean you want to also discuss "Good Night, Little Bear".. I think we can do that

[cg81]

Originally Posted by blue62

You mean you want to also discuss "Good Night, Little Bear".. I think we can do that

LOL! Yeah, maybe we should start with something like that to get the discussion warmed up..

[Alpha8207]

I'm so excited that everyone is interested in this topic and enjoying their books thus far.

Make sure if you are going on that you go back and read the chapters we'll cover in detail during the discussion.

I think we'll plan on beginning the 'formal' discussion around Tuesday (4/29) and we'll start with the Preface/Introduction and Chapter 1.

I also think we can use some of the tools here ( Pagan Christianity by Frank Viola and George Barna ) in the discussion as well. There is, in fact, a discussion guide there.

I am amazed at so many who felt led to read this book as a group. Somehow I feel like there is 'Something' going on here!

[ShinyHappyLucy]

I'm in! I bought the book as well as "The Untold Story of the New Testament Church." Hopefully I'll be able to keep up with everyone. I have six kids and work full time from home in the evenings so may be a little slower getting through the book than everyone else. Excited to read it, though!

[Blueberry]

Originally Posted by little_thirsty

Oh Blueberry did you get some other good book? I had a hard time just ordering this one, but for budgets sake, I am going one book at a time. I love reading with other people. I catch so much more that way!

The only one that would probably be of interest to others on this forum is titled The Irrational Atheist. It's written by Vox Day. I've been intrigued by this book ever since I read a blog review by an atheist who said he couldn't shoot holes in the information presented in the book. That blogger was hoping some of the "big gun" atheists would be able to find the chinks, but he was rather skeptical that they would.

[Alpha8207]

Originally Posted by Blueberry

The only one that would probably be of interest to others on this forum is titled The Irrational Atheist. It's written by Vox Day.

Maybe we could read this one next????

[GCSTroop]

Originally Posted by Blueberry

The only one that would probably be of interest to others on this forum is titled The Irrational Atheist. It's written by Vox Day. I've been intrigued by this book ever since I read a blog review by an atheist who said he couldn't shoot holes in the information presented in the book. That blogger was hoping some of the "big gun" atheists would be able to find the chinks, but he was rather skeptical that they would.

Locked and loaded!

[Miss Blue]

This may be a good book for discussion..We do have some "big gun athiests" here who I believe could have a good same , friendly discussion on the book..The other discussion we had last summer went really well between the athiests and the believers