Astonishing event - a Logos ad on Facebook that interested me - like NT use of the OT type resources
what do you mean, I should take a break to eat? The book appears to be as good as the preview in the storefront implied.
what do you mean, I should take a break to eat? The book appears to be as good as the preview in the storefront implied.
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."
Added to my wish list. Thanks for sharing!
(Edited to say this was an accidental blank post, and I'd delete if it were possible...)
This looks really interesting! I am wishlisting this for when I have a coupon.
Pastor, Mt. Leonard Baptist Church, SBC
Nice find! 🙌. wishlisted.
It’s 40% off so you can’t beat the price. If it goes back to regular price you won’t be able to get it at this price even with a coupon.
DAL
This is one awesome resource! It’s brand new so there aren’t any reviews, but what other authors are saying and after reading the background introduction it’s a great book to have! It’s cheaper than the kindle version right now, so don’t wait for any coupons. You can’t beat this price 👍😁👌
I guess. I spent quite a bit of time with it, and moved on. I think the main issue (for me) was how organized. It's driven by the author's classification-outline (so far so good), but then when a subject gets discussed, it's limited within the ascribed sources (sounds ok, until you use it). For example, demonology sticks within the ascribed sources; doesn't try to deal with the aramaic culture, etc. Angelology lists off the sources and light description; doesn't attempt the Saduccees.
I'd say it's a good search candidate and AI summarization destination.
"If myth is ideology in narrative form, then scholarship is myth with footnotes." B. Lincolm 1999.