Books I’ve Read in 2022
Another year, another stack of books. In 2022, I spent considerable time delving into a field I had only merely scratched the surface on, that being the field of philosophy--or, more specifically, Reformational/Calvinistic Philosophy. The trailblazer of this exciting field was Herman Dooyeweerd and contrary to what some might expect, his insight does (and should) dovetail with Christian Reconstruction (something I hope to write on some day). At any rate, listed below you'll find a wide-range of books, many of which I would recommend to you. I also added a few of the ones I'm nearly finished with, and some of the ones I hope to read in 2023. Did you read any of these? If so, which ones did you like? What other books landed in your top five or ten? P.S. -- I'm on Goodreads, so let's connect!
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