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>>710885

It would be different depending on whether you're Catholic, Orthodox, or Protestant. There are a lot of different Christian reading charts though, just not in the "Start with the" series. I feel like those are made more for sterile academic interest, while a Christian reading list might have several different intents; history, spirituality, theology. I've seen countless versions of these same charts with books shifted around and swapped out with others. There's such a broad corpus of texts to read depending on your tradition that nothing can be agreed upon besides the Bible, and even then we don't agree on a translation.

>>710980

Here's a few more I've collected over the years in case anyone's interested. I can't vouch to the quality of any of these, I've never actually read through much of them, and some of them start to get into outright gnosticism. I'm a pretty casual reader. I've got some charts for Christian films I can post too if anyone is interested.

Has anyone read Diarmaid MacCulloch? Apparently he rejected being ordained as an Anglican priest because they had a "hostile stance" on homosexuals so I'm kind of wary to read his books. Is it sjw revisionist history?

I made one awhile ago, but looking back, it's kind of shit.