BOOKS READ IN 2007


In roughly chronological order, these are the books I was able to squeeze into my crammed-up and multivariegated schedule. Hopefully in 2008 I will be able to read more, and more systematically. (Now, if only I had a list of all the web pages I read in 2007 . . . .) Where I did not read the entire book, I noted the number of pages that I did read.

Peter A. Huff, Allen Tate and the Catholic Revival

John Losee, A Historical Introduction to the Philosophy of Science

Jared Taylor, Paved with Good Intentions

Daniel Pinkwater, The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death

Thomas Forehand, ed., The Lighter Side of Robert E. Lee

Clyde N. Wilson, ed., A Defender of Southern Conservatism(M. E. Bradford)

H. M. Carson, Farewell to Anglicanism

J. C. Ryle, Knots Untied(60 pp)

Peter Toon, Born Again: a biblical & theological study of regeneration

Laura K. Simmons, Creed without Chaos: Exploring Theology in the Writings of Dorothy L. Sayers

Dom Bede Camm, ed., The English Martyrs. (Papers from the 1928 Summer School of Catholic Studies held at Cambridge)

The Second Prayer Book of King Edward VI

Peter Toon, Evangelical Theology, 1833-1856: a Response to Tractarianism

Walter Walsh, The Secret History of the Oxford Movement

(Anonymous) Ritualism in Its Treatment of the Divine Word

Elmer Towns, Getting a Church Started: a student manual for the theological foundation and practical techniques of planting a church

John W. Robbins, Slavery and Christianity (An anti-south diatribe and explication of St. Paul's Philippian epistle)

Kreskin, The Amazing World of Kreskin

Michael Novak and Jana Novak, Washington's God

Ronald Adams et al., Street Survival: Tactics for Armed Encounters (116 pp.)

Richard B. McCaslin, Lee in the Shadow of Washington