Response to Sam Harris. Emphasis on history.

Sam Harris's diatribe against Christianity, a faith he completely mischaracterizes.

Richard Dawkins presents an interesting analysis of the God Hypothesis, which is not the same as the "God of the Gaps" Hypothesis, though he seems to think it is. One thing I'll say for this book... it helped me understand Richard's militancy better and be more empathetic toward him. Nevertheless, he truly misunderstands Christianity, like Sam Harris.

The evolution of religious belief from the viewpoint of naturalism.

Popular work offering arguments for theism.

Solid evidence from a solid scientist.

Good read, but doesn't go into enough depth for most people.

Print version of a series of Gifford Lectures given by Sagan. (I'd prefer to hear the lecture myself...)

Another excellent debate between William Lane Craig and Peter Atkins.

You can find this for less than $90! This is an excellent overview of various worldviews.

Most complete evaluation of biblical concept of heaven I've seen.

Good, in-depth study of the miracles performed by Jesus.

Counterpoint to the previous book.

Review of basics of Intelligent Design and the Anthropic Principle.

William Lane Craig's classic defense of Christianity.

Lewis's classic 'Liar, Lunatic, Lord' defense can be found here.

Classic overview of historicity of biblical writings.

Co-authored with Gregory Koukl, host of Stand to Reason (www.str.org). Easy to moderate read.

J.P. Moreland's classic defense of Christianity for moderate to advanced readers.

Gary Habermas and Antony Flew have been in dialogue regarding God's existence for years. Flew, the acclaimed atheist philosopher, finally admitted his acceptance of theism. While I haven't read this book, I have seen debates between the two of them and read the account of Flew's conversion to theism. There is always a fascinating interchange and I'm sure this book is no exception.