Cyber Monday Deals on Apologetics Books

On Friday, I posted some Black Friday deals on apologetics books; two of those are on sale today only. And I found a few others... Here are some great apologetics books on sale this Cyber Monday.





1) The Timeless Writings of C.S. Lewis, 3 Volumes in 1: $7.99

2) Why I Believe by D. James Kennedy: $3.99

3) Risen Indeed by D. James Kennedy: $0.99

4) A Passion for God: The Spiritual Journey of A.W. Tozer: $2.99

5) Atheism Remix by Al Mohler: $5.00

6) Francis Schaeffer: An Authentic Life: $5.00

7) Christian Apologetics Past and Present: A Primary Source Reader, Vol. 1 (e-book): $7.19

8) Christian Apologetics Past and Present: A Primary Source Reader, Vol. 2 (e-book): $7.19

9) Apologetics for the Twenty-first Century (e-book): $7.19

10)  Reasonable Faith: Christian Truth and Apologetics by William Lane Craig (e-book): $7.19
You can also get a physical copy of the book for a discounted price of $15.60.

11) Defending Your Faith: An Introduction to Apologetics by R.C Sproul (e-book): $7.19
You can also get the physical copy for a discounted price of $9.59. For my thoughts on this book, read my review.

The majority of these came from Crossway... And that's just a sample of the books you can purchase on sale there today; I only searched the first two pages! Check out this link to see what else you can find. Enjoy!

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