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I’m interested in reading some high quality Christian apologetics. After having a bit of a crisis of faith with my vaguely eastern/agnostic spiritual tendencies I want to give the old J.C. another chance. Right now I’m on Mere Christianity by Lewis.
What are some other high quality, semi recent books for someone in my circumstances?
ETA: would anyone be interested in a book club or study group along these lines?
GK Chesterton.
Orthodoxy/The Everlasting Man are both chewable even if you've got no sympathy or openness to his arguments and consider him a memetic infohazard.
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