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Indiana graduate and professional student suggested reading program.

Here are some of the great titles on the ingradiv reading plan which you can easily click and purchase online. If you click on a book it will take you to a discount online store where you can go right to the book you selected or you can search for a plethora of other titles. Check them out at your public library or whatever. If you read them you'll want to add these to your personal library and maybe even link to this page. You might click to see how the incentives work, or simply browse below. And CCEL and Classics have old but fabulous free resources online for you.

Still musing on the skepticism of Codes? Click here DaVinci for extensive help. Or are you really troubled by gnostic teaching that physicality and your physical body is evil and that Jesus got married and never died on a cross and made no claim to deity? OK perhaps you know these ideas are near lunacy even if popularized but you want resources for friends who are confused. If so, click HERE. Clearly my inclusion of 'A Thief in the Night' as an old evangelistic movie will raise a chuckle or two if not down right ridicule from some about this list. That is part of my fun for including it. It reminds me that IVCF's first national president was C. Stacey Woods , a committed member of a Plymouth Brethren congregation, premillennial and pretribulational. He did not split fellowship over such and neither do I. He also did not ridicule those that disagreed with him and neither do I. But he did live in the expectant and blessed hope of the 'any moment' view of the second coming of Jesus Christ, not in 70 AD, but frankly, any moment now. The old video gets that part correct as well as containing a powerful illustration of a snake bite, blood transfusion illustration of the blood atonement which is another view (blood atonement) falling out of evan-jellyfish favor these days. Another good reason to include it right next to faculty who believe and who do not believe. Enjoy! The latest plethora of books seems to be those related to what I call "the dog days of Dawkin" or "every putdown including the Hichen's Sink". LOL...more resources coming regularly. This interview clip of a female interviewer asking Richard Dawkins a specific scientific question is most revealing, click here to enjoy that 2 minute clip. This is another somewhat helpful conversational link in UK style with a relatively helpful Dawkins conversation. I did find Alister McGrath disappointing on the historicity of Adam and the orgiginal creative order and the affects of the Fall in time and space and upon the physical universe. New resources are added, like some of these really good, relatively recent movies, on the end of the list above, just FYI, edification and outreach usefulness.