Recommended reading for doing apologetics in your home

Dr. Doug Geivett, professor of philosophy at Talbot School of Theology, recommends the following books on critical thinking, logic, apologetics, and evangelism to parents in his lecture “Apologetics in Your Home.”

• Isaac Watts, The Improvement of the Mind
• Isaac Watts, Logic: The Right Use of Reason in the Inquiry After Truth
• D. J. McInerny, Being Logical: A Guide to Good Thinking
• Tracy Bowell and Gary Kemp, Critical Thinking: A Concise Guide
• Colin Allen and Michael Hand, Logic Primer
• J. Budziszewski, Ask Me Anything: Provocative Answers for College Students
• J. Budziszewski, Ask Me Anything 2: More Provocative Answers for College Students
• John Dewey, How We Think
• Norman Geisler and David Geisler, Conversational Evangelism: How to Listen and Speak So You Can Be Heard
• Mortimer Adler: How to Read a Book
• William Howard Armstrong: Study Is Hard Work
• A.G. Sertillanges: The Intellectual Life.

Read his entire post here.

(HT: Cloud of Witnesses)