The
following are among the volumes that are on my “to read” list and/or those that
I have recently ordered. I am listing them just in case others might find one
or more titles below interesting and wish to pursue for themselves. Of course,
for those who wish to support this blog and my research, always feel free to make a donation via Paypal (all
donations will be used only for research/writing purposes):
LDS:
Elizabeth
Fenton and Jared Hickman, Americanist
Approaches to the Book of Mormon
William G.
Hartley and Michael Hubbard MacKay, The
Rise of the Latter-day Saints: The Journals and Histories of Newell K. Knight
Matthew C.
Godfrey and Michael Hubbard MacKay, Business and Religion: The Intersection of Faith and Finance (2018 Church History Symposium)
Garth L.
Mangum and Bruce D. Blumell, The Mormons'
War on Poverty: A History of LDS Welfare 1830-1990
Frank F. Judd,
Ray L. Huntington, and David M. Whitchurch, Shedding
Light on the New Testament: Acts-Revelation
Non-LDS:
James
Bannerman, The Church of Christ (2
vols.)
David
Frankfurter, Evil Incarnate: Rumors of
Demonic Conspiracy and Satanic Abuse in History
Norman C.
Habel, Yahweh Versus Baal: A Conflict of
Religious Conflict
George T.
Montague, First Corinthians (Catholic
Commentary on Sacred Scriptures)
Romano
Amerio, Iota Unum: A Study of Changes in
the Catholic Church in the Twentieth Century
David W. Hester,
Does Mark 16:9-20 Belong in the New
Testament?
Gabriel
Moran, Scripture and Tradition: A Survey
of the Controversy
Idem., Theology of Revelation
Mark E.
Powell, Papal Infallibility: A Protestant
Evaluation of an Ecumenical Issue
