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Finding free books online seems to me an excellent way to reach folks with the Christian message and encouragements in discipleship.

With that in mind, what resource links provide free Christian books that can be downloaded or read online?

http://www.radicalreformation.com/articles/e-books
all the heartbeat of the remnant magazines up to 2011 (to my knowledge)

https://www.scrollpublishing.com/store/free-scroll.html
just a few things here

http://thecommonlife.com.au/c/bookshelf/
I see a few books for free here

http://www.watchmangospelsigns.com/resources.php
Roger Hertzler's books and some others including articles

http://homecomers.org/mirror/
Martyrs Mirror online

Looking forward to seeing what else is out there

I would like to add that people distributing free books often have an agenda.

in other news, ministries have agendas.

Soloist wrote:in other news, ministries have agendas.

I'm just saying that reading a lot of freely-available recently published books will bias your viewpoints, and I think that's a good thing to be aware of.

Libraries, whether public, church, or university, are a good resource to avoid this.

http://www.mennosimons.net

Lots of good sources for old classics, e.g. http://www.ccel.org. I often just search for old classics on archive.org.

Lots of sources for stuff in original languages, too, if anyone is interested.

Josh wrote:I'm just saying that reading a lot of freely-available recently published books will bias your viewpoints, and I think that's a good thing to be aware of.

How is that different from reading anything else?

Take the debating/arguments and negativity to the bunny trail. This thread is for listing free resources.
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Soloist, thank you for those links. They're quite helpful. Like you, I'm looking forward to more.

MaxPC wrote:From this thread:

Finding free books online seems to me an excellent way to reach folks with the Christian message and encouragements in discipleship.

With that in mind, what resource links provide free Christian books that can be downloaded or read online?

Found another source though these are still hard copies. Some are free.
http://www.milestonebooks.com/list/Free_Stuff/

MaxPC wrote:Take the debating/arguments and negativity to the bunny trail. This thread is for listing free resources.
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What's the magic word?