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20 Modern (Evangelical) Christian Authors You Should Know
Looking for an evangelical Christian author to help you understand God, the Bible, and the gospel? Here are 20 Christian authors we recommend.
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- Most of these authors a Christian should not be reading. This is another reason I am becoming more Leary of Logos. They have a lot of books and authors who may be popular but are riddled with false teaching, wokeism and just plain bad theology. This author cannot be serious and am disappointed this is even published by Logos. Please research authors before recommending and reading.
- Very poor discernment
- Friends, you might note that this doesn't exactly constitute an endorsement: "For a diverse list of men and women who’ve held significant roles in their spheres of influence, continue on to the list below (in no particular order), where you’ll become further acquainted with these well-loved authors and their most popular titles." I've got my own disagreements with practically everyone on the list—some more than others, of course. But I don't think "significant roles in their sphere of influence" can be denied. That's all the article has to be claiming. The doctrinal standard at Faithlife is the ECPA/NAE statement of faith; all writers we ourselves publish (at Lexham or on the blog) hew to that standard, as do all writers on this list. We *sell* books written by writers far beyond that standard, because our customers know what they're getting. I am no theological liberal, for example, but I'm glad to have some liberal ICC commentaries for various study purposes. And my favorite lexicographer, Danker, wasn't exactly a conservative like me, but his work in BDAG is incredibly valuable to me. Here's Bob Pritchett's formal statement on these matters: https://www.logos.com/about/publishing-philosophy