Book recommendations please

[StevieWeevie]

Could anybody recommend some books please that would be particularly useful for an ex catholic. I've read Stephen Uhl. I like hearing people's stories, but also anything looking at the doctrines and teachings. Also any websites,youtube sites, videos or podcasts. 

[Geezer]

I can give you a list of scholars/aurhors that I've  found to be extremely helpful. I was a Christian fundamentalist & that is probably more problematic than being Catholic.

 

Bart Ehrman, Robert M. Price,  David Fitzgerald, Hermann Detering. Their books are on Amazon. I prefer the Kindle additions but they have them in book form too. Just google their names & a list of their books will be provided.

 

I can reference more but that will probably keep you busy for awhile. 

[TheRedneckProfessor]

I would highly recommend the bible for anyone struggling to overcome their faith.  It may seem counter intuitive; but it works.

[TABA]

15 minutes ago, TheRedneckProfessor said:

I would highly recommend the bible for anyone struggling to overcome their faith.  It may seem counter intuitive; but it works.

 

...provided it's a dispassionate reading of the whole Bible, not the curated 'Bible Study' through rose-tinted glasses that Christians typically engage in.

[TrueFreedom]

Check out John Shelby Spong.

[TABA]

Here's a book that I found very helpful during the earlier stages

of my deconversion:

https://www.amazon.com/50-Simple-Questions-Every-Christian/dp/161614727X

 

[florduh]

Take a break and enjoy an entertaining read: "Lamb. The Gospel According to Biff."

 

[StevieWeevie]

Thanks for the recommendations 

[StevieWeevie]

Thanks for the recommendations