I thought it might be fun to compose a list of two dozen or so of the best books I've read on topics which lie at an intersection which includes at least two of the three disciplines of philosophy, science, and/or religion. There are a number or works that I omitted because they're either a little too technical or because they made it onto previous lists that I've compiled. There are probably others that I should have included in this list as well, but I thought twenty eight was a good round number:
- The Existence of God - Richard Swinburne
- The Coherence of Theism - Richard Swinburne
- Our Idea of God - Thomas V. Morris
- C.S. Lewis' Dangerous Idea - Victor Reppert
- Warranted Christian Belief - Alvin Plantinga
- God, Freedom, and Evil - Alvin Plantinga
- On Miracles - C.S. Lewis
- The Abolition of Man - C.S. Lewis
- Scaling the Secular City - J.P. Moreland
- Reason in the Balance - Philip Johnson
- Revenge of Conscience - J. Budzizewski
- Written on the Heart - J. Budzizewski
- Finding Darwin's God - Kenneth Miller
- Darwin's God - Cornelius Hunter
- Moral Darwinism - Benjamin Wiker
- The Soul of Science - Nancy Pearcy
- Total Truth - Nancy Pearcy
- Science and Its Limits - Del Ratzsch
- Nature, Design and Science - Del Ratzsch
- Science and Religion - Alistair McGrath
- Twilight of Atheism - Alistair McGrath
- Gods of Atheism - Vincent Miceli
- The God Who is There - Francis Schaeffer
- Escape From Reason - Francis Schaeffer
- How Shall We Then Live - Francis Schaeffer
- Atheism: The Case Against God - George Smith
- The Miracle of Theism - J. I. Mackie
- Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion - David Hume
If readers can suggest other titles that have been helpful to them and would belong on a list of books that connect science, philosophy and/or religion we'll be happy to post the recommendations on Viewpoint.
