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FREE BOOK OF THE MONTH
Michael S. Whiting
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Grace and Reason: A Study in the Theology of Luther
Brian A. Gerrish
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Well... thank you.. [:(][:(]
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Thank you [Y][Y][Y][Y][Y]
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got them already... happy for others
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Thanks Faithlife!
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mike said:
Well... thank you..
Can we assume that the two sad faces mean you have both of these already?
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Already have them - but very please FaithLife is allowing books on Luther to be freely available [:D]
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St Paul's Lutheran Church
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Thanks, everyone. We thought that with October and Reformation Day fast approaching, two books on Luther would not be amiss. [:)]
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Reformation is always in season. Got 'em already but thanks still![8-|]
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Thanks for posting. Saved me time!
Looking forward to reading Grace & Reason
Jacob Hantla
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Jonathan J Watson said:
Thanks, everyone. We thought that with October and Reformation Day fast approaching, two books on Luther would not be amiss.
Well done. Thanks
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Thanks!
Have joy in the Lord!
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And NOET now also has a free book of the month: https://noet.com/freebie-of-the-month
Is especially like the 0.99 ct deal!
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Feedback: happy about the noet offering, great and thank you very much. Thank you also, once again, for all the friday freebies we have received!
For this month's logos free book of the month, I am less enthusiastic than some of the responses above. I guess books on Luther's theology appeals more to those who are interested in historical or systematic theology and particularly for those for whom Reformed/Lutheran history is particularly important. For my part I prefer the commentaries and even some of the kinds of monographs that were offered before. I'd be disappointed if the next months offerings were on Calvin's, Edward's, or Aquinas' theologies.
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There's been a nice balance in the books of the month, I think. So far in 2015 we've had:
- January: The Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges: Genesis
- February: Justification Reconsidered: Rethinking a Pauline Theme
- March: 1 Corinthians (Augsburg Commentary)
- April: The Old Testament Library Series: Isaiah
- May: The Lord and His Prayer
- June: Esther: Evangelical Exegetical Commentary (EEC)
- July: 40 Questions about Christians and Biblical Law
- August: Paideia Commentaries on the New Testament: Acts
- September: Mentor Commentary: Amos
- October: Luther in English: The Influence of His Theology of Law and Gospel on Early English Evangelicals (1525-35)
So that's six commentaries and four monographs, with the commentaries covering diverse genres, and the monographs covering systematics, biblical theology and historical theology. There's a range of theological perspectives too.
Luther in English: The Influence of His Theology of Law and Gospel on Early English Evangelicals (1525-35)
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Thank you Faithlife! I always look forward to what the 1st of the month will bring.
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I'd love to see Baker Exegetical Commentary series feature one month in the Free Book of the Moth or with deep discounts in the monthly sale.
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Thanks.
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Francis said:
Feedback: happy about the noet offering, great and thank you very much. Thank you also, once again, for all the friday freebies we have received!
For this month's logos free book of the month, I am less enthusiastic than some of the responses above. I guess books on Luther's theology appeals more to those who are interested in historical or systematic theology and particularly for those for whom Reformed/Lutheran history is particularly important. For my part I prefer the commentaries and even some of the kinds of monographs that were offered before. I'd be disappointed if the next months offerings were on Calvin's, Edward's, or Aquinas' theologies.
I prefer it when the book is outside what I would generally purchase and read. It gives me a way to cheaply explore different territory without even feeling the necessity to finish the books (as I do when something is assigned or personally recommended).
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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Mark Barnes said:
There's been a nice balance in the books of the month,
Indeed. It's been very helpful for me, as MJ points out it's great opportunity to explore offerings you might not otherwise. Hopefully many will take advantage of the Verbum offer this month that would not normally shop for those resources.
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MJ. Smith said:
I prefer it when the book is outside what I would generally purchase and read.
I am in a different place: I don't have time to muse through books I don't normally have use for. Either I have use for it or I don't. Whether I will five years from now is not an interesting reason to acquire a book especially compared to one that I know I am more likely to use.
Steve said:Hopefully many will take advantage of the Verbum offer this month that would not normally shop for those resources.
Agreed. This is especially true of scholarly commentaries which may have a confessionally motivated slant but by and large remain scholarly work on the books of the Bible they discuss. In the course of my study on John for instance, I have used the commentaries by Raymond Brown (Anchor) and Francis Moloney's thee volumes and not only found them very useful and did not find an obvious confessional colouring. I found Moloney's Sacra Pagina commentary on John less helpful than his three volumes, but I still grabbed the two volumes from the series offered this month.
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Joren Menkveld said:
And NOET now also has a free book of the month: https://noet.com/freebie-of-the-month
Is especially like the 0.99 ct deal!
Please how is this "The Republic" being offered for $0.99 from NOET different from that in the Perseus Classic Collection?
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I personally am thrilled by any quality free and discounted resources I can get every month. I may not always know when I will use it but it is still very nice to have.
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Alexxy Olu said:
Please how is this "The Republic" being offered for $0.99 from NOET different from that in the Perseus Classic Collection?
It is the same text but generally the loeb collection volumes on noet are better quality than those in the Perseus collection. This applies to pagination, titles, and fonts.
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Thanks Francis.
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