Christian Concervatives Worldview must read list

Discover the essential Christian conservative worldview reading list, featuring transformative books like Charles Colson's *How Now Shall We Live?* and Lee Strobel's *The Case for Christ*. Strengthen your faith and cultural perspective with these must-reads for believers seeking truth and biblical insight.

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The Case for Faith

 

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The Case for Christ

by Lee Strobel

A journalist's personal investigation of the evidence for Jesus.
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The Book of virtues

 

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Our sacred honor

 

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Reagan, in his own hand

 

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Eyewitness to power

 

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The conservative revolution

 

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Faith of my fathers

 

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Fresh wind, fresh fire

 

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All the best, George Bush

 

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A world transformed

 

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Are We Living in the End Times? Cover
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Are We Living in the End Times?

 

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The Jesus I never knew

 

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What's so amazing about grace?

 

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From the Shadows

 

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By their blood

 

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The Evangelist

 

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The dream and the nightmare

 

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How Now Shall We Live?

by Charles W. Colson

Discusses how a person's view of the world influences how a person lives and argues that Christians are called not only to personal faith but to a biblical worldview.