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YehoiakhinEx232
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Hello, I’ve started my Christmas wishlist early, as some the things I order online often take over a month to get to where I live. Last February, I started hanging around an old secular forumsite I used to be a long time ago, and I started speaking with people about how I reverted to Traditional Catholicism. I discovered that debating Atheist was shockingly easy for me, and I have decided to take on debating and evangelizing Atheists in the future, I’ll probably be doing a practice run of sorts on this site, once I’m ready. (I need to work on moral and spiritual formation first, that’s the main reason, why I didn’t stay on that sight, despite how easy it was to refute the Atheists on that site.)
But getting to the point, I’d like people here to provide me with books, not only refuting Atheism, but also books by Atheists themselves, specifically the more serious philosophical types, not the New Atheists. I already own both, Peter Kreeft’s Summa of the Summa, and the Summa Theologica itself, and I also have Ernest Becker’s Denial of Death, and Ludwig Feuerbach’s The Essence of Christianity on my wishlist. (I realize these may not exactly be the types of books that one would want to look into when wanting to understand and refute Atheism, but I figured I might find a few things interest in them.) What books do you recommend?
But getting to the point, I’d like people here to provide me with books, not only refuting Atheism, but also books by Atheists themselves, specifically the more serious philosophical types, not the New Atheists. I already own both, Peter Kreeft’s Summa of the Summa, and the Summa Theologica itself, and I also have Ernest Becker’s Denial of Death, and Ludwig Feuerbach’s The Essence of Christianity on my wishlist. (I realize these may not exactly be the types of books that one would want to look into when wanting to understand and refute Atheism, but I figured I might find a few things interest in them.) What books do you recommend?