Courtesy to Bunyan,
This list was taken from Craig and Moreland (2003): 627-639. It’s a specialized list of technical works in philosophy and theology. The theology section was kind of soft, so I didn’t spend too much time transmitting those titles. I only listed works that a) are in LC’s library or b) I otherwise must have, assuming they weren’t in LC’s library. I started this list in 2014.
I hope to have this finished by 2020.
This list doesn’t include a lot of previously read philosophy (Coplestone, Gilson, Bahnsen, Van Til et al)
Books that have an (*) by them are books I’ve added to Moreland’s list.
Chapter 1: General Philosophy; History of Philosophy; basic issues
*Coplestone, Fr. History of Philosophy (about four volumes). (read)
*Russell, Bertrand. A History of Western Philosophy (read).
Chapter 2: Logic
Lewis, David. Counterfactuals (reading).
Chapter 3: Knowledge and Rationality
BonJour, Laurence. In Defense of Pure Reason.
Pojman, Louis. The Theory of Knowledge.
Chapter 4: The Problem of Skepticism
Slote, Michael. Reason and Scepticism (1970).
Chapter 5: The Structure of Justification
Audi, Robert. Epistemology: A Contemporary Introduction (1998). (Read)
Chisholm, Roderick. The Theory of Knowledge.
Chapter 6: Theories of truth and postmodernism
Groothuis, Douglas. Truth Decay. (Have read); mostly fantastic, but DG has since rejected the presuppositional outlook in this book.
Willard, Dallas. “How Concepts Relate the Mind to its Objects: The God’s Eye View Vindicated?” Philosophia Christi, 2nd ser., vol 1, no.2 (1999): 5-20. (read)
Chapter 7: Religious Epistemology
Alston, William. Perceiving God (1991).
Plantinga, Alvin. “The Foundations of Theism: A Reply.” Faith and Philosophy 3 (1986): 298-313.——————. Warrant: The Current Debate. (read)
——————. Warrant and Proper Function (read).
——————. Warranted Christian Belief (have read).
Plantinga, Alvin, and Nicholas Wolterstorff. Faith and rationality (have read).
*Wolterstorff, Nicholas. Reason within the Limits of Religion. (read)
Chapter 8: What is Metaphysics?
Chisholm, Roderick. On Metaphysics (1989). (read)
*Hasker, William. Metaphysics (1983) (read)
Plantinga, Alvin. The Nature of Necessity (1974). (read)
van Inwagen, Peter. Metaphysics (1993). (read)
Loux, Michael. Metaphysics. (read)
Chapter 9: General Ontology: Existence, Identity and Reductionism
Craig, William Lane, and J. P. Moreland, eds. Naturalism: A Critical Analysis (2000).
Suarez, Francis. On the various kinds of distinctions.
Chapter 10: General Ontology: Two categories–property and substance
Chapters 11 and 12: The Mind-Body Problem
Kim, Jaegwon. Mind in a Physical World (1998). (read)
Moreland, J. P. and Scott Rae. Body and Soul: Human Nature and the crisis in ethics. (read)
Chapter 13: Free Will and Determinism
Fischer, John. The Metaphysics of Free Will. (1994).
Kane, Robert. A Contemporary Introduction to Free Will (2005).
Rowe, William. Thomas Reid on Freedom and Morality (1991). (read)
Chapter 14: Personal Identity and Life After Death
Hick, John. Death and Eternal Life (1976).
Chapter 15: Scientific Methodology
Moreland, J. P. Christianity and the Nature of Science (1989).
Chapter 16: The Realism-Antirealism Debate
Chapter 17: Philosophy and the Integration of Science
Chapter 18: Philosophy of Time and Space
Craig, William Lane. God, Time, and Eternity: The Coherence of Theism II.
———————–. Time and Eternity: Exploring God’s Relationship to Time.
Einstein, Albert. Relativity: General and Special Theories. (read)
Chapters 19-22: Issues in Ethics
Beckwith, Francis. Politically Correct Death.
Geisler, Norman. Christian Ethics: Issues and Options. (read)
*Feinberg, John and Paul. Ethics for a Brave New World (2010) (have read)
*Holmes, Arthur. Ethics. (read)
Pojman, Louis. Ethics: Discovering Right from Wrong.
Chapters 23-24: The Existence of God
Barrow, John. The Anthropic Cosmological Principle.
Beck, David. “The Cosmological Argument: A Current Bibliographical Appraisal.”
Craig, William Lane. The Kalaam Cosmological Argument.
Craig, WIlliam Lane and Quentin Smith. Theism, Atheism, and Big-Bang Cosmology.
Denton, Michael. Evolution: A Theory in Crisis.
Ganssle, Gregory. “Necessary Moral Truths and the Need for an Explanation.”
Hackett, Stuart. Resurrection of theism.
Hume, David. Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion.
Martin, Michael. Atheism: A Philosophical Justification.
Rowe, William. “Circular Explanations, Cosmological Arguments and Sufficient Reason.” (read)
Vallicella, William. “On an Insufficient Argument Against Sufficient Reason.”
Chapters 25-26: The Coherence of Theism.
Adams, Robert. “Divine Necessity”
Craig, William Lane. God, Time, and Eternity: The Coherence of Theism II.
Creel, Richard. Divine Impassibility.
Hasker, William. The Emergent Self.
Helm, Paul. Divine Commands and Morality.
Leftow, Brian. “God and Abstract Entities.” (read)
Molina, Luis de. On Divine Foreknowledge
Nielsen, Kai. Ethics without God.
Plantinga, Alvin. Does God Have a Nature? (read)
————–. “How to be an Anti-Realist.” (read)
Wolterstorff, Nicholas. “Divine Simplicity.” (read)
* ——————–. Divine Discourse (1993) (read)
Chapter 27: The Problem of Evil
Hick, John. Evil and the God of Love
Plantinga, Alvin. God, Freedom, and Evil. (read)
Rowe, William. “The Problem of Evil and Some Varieties of Atheism.”
Chapter 28: Creation, Providence, and Miracle
Craig, William Lane. “Creation and Conservation Once More.”
Freddoso, Alfred. “The Necessity of Nature.”
Helm, Paul. The Providence of God.
Hume, David. “Of Miracles.” (read)
Morris, Thomas. Divine and Human Action.
*Strobel, Lee. ed. The Case for a Creator.
Suarez, Francisco. On Creation, Conservation, and Concurrence.
Chapter 29: Christian Doctrines (I): The Trinity
(see other sources)
Chapter 30: Christian Doctrines (II): The Incarnation
Bayne, Tim. “The Inclusion Model of the Incarnation: Problems and Prospects.”
Freddoso, Alfred. “Human Nature, Potency and the Incarnation.”
Morris, Thomas. The Logic of God Incarnate. (read)
Chapter 31: Christian Doctrines (III): Christian Particularism
Logical Investigations 