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Temptations, indeed! These Easter Sale items ( I don’t own them ) get an academic recommendation : Four Portraits, One Jesus: A Survey of Jesus and the Gospels, 2nd ed. | Logos Bible Software , recommended by Denver Seminary New Testament Exegesis Bibliography, also by John F. Evans, here: A Guide to Biblical Commentaries and Reference Works,
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[quote user="Greg Dement"] Just to get the ball rolling here are some primary topics/steps to start with [/quote] Greg, you got me thinking for similar topics/questions/lists that lurk under the surface - at least here in secular Europe: Whether religion/spirituality is harmful/beneficial? ("religion causes violence...") Whether there is truth or is
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As a classic apologetics book I would recommend this one: Mere Christianity | Logos Bible Software by C.S. Lewis. Unfortunately it is sold in Logos only as a part of a C.S. Lewis -package that is quite expensive: The C.S. Lewis Collection (30 vols.) | Logos Bible Software Thus I would recommend to purchase it otherwise, if you don't have the money to
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[quote user="Greg Dement"] Which Feinberg book would you recommend reading first? [/quote] Logos does have apologetics books also by John S. Feinberg - not the same Paul D. Feinberg writing in the Five Views -volume. They're siblings..?John is an expert on theodicy. This is co-authored by both: Ethics for a Brave New World | Logos Bible Software To
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While waiting for the information SineNomine above requested for, I would recommend this one: Five Views on Apologetics (Counterpoints) | Logos Bible Software It is not so much a book on the contents of apologetics (i.e. different doctrines), rather than a book on different methodologies on apologetics. I read it carefully just a few months ago and
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"] I realized that my understanding of the definitions of these two topics are not necessarily shared [/quote] In broad lines I, at least, think in similar terms. [quote user="MJ. Smith"] To me, apologetics against another group is non-sensical [/quote] I think that many of us differ in this respect. What role do we ascribe to
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While we're at it, I made a test using my Commentary Collections checking out whether commentaries written by known authors/scholars with a Lutheran background show up in the new PG that has the option to sort out commentaries by denomination. It shows up that these (that I own and that are Lutheran) do not show up in the PG: Terence Fretheim’s
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[quote user="Ryan"] Maybe there's some extra scrolling action that needs to take place to see everything. [/quote] My experience exactly!
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Ah, my first ever Logos purchase, way back, ten years ago! Personally, I didn’t get it as cheap as it is now on sale… John F. Evans, in his Guide to Biblical Commentaries and Reference Works, here: A Guide to Biblical Commentaries and Reference Works, 10th ed. | Logos Bible Software lists as many as 5 top commentaries for each book of the
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Hi, Michael! In the new Passage Guide there is this: There you can select by the type of commentary You're looking for. There are also several Commentary Guides - for sale, also, on Logos: A Guide to Biblical Commentaries and Reference Works, 10th ed. | Logos Bible Software New Testament Commentary Survey, 7th ed. | Logos Bible Software The New Testament
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[quote user="Rosie Perera"] I think I answered the puzzle. [/quote] You did indeed. The fragment and your screenshot of the reconstruction seem to match. What an exciting discovery!
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Oh, and here's the screenshot. It comes from Luther's Genesis Lectures (chapters 31-37), exposition on chapter 31 on Genesis (verse Genesis 31: 3).
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[quote user="Liam Maguire"] I’m looking for the primary source for this Luther quote: “God himself will milk the cows through him whose vocation it is.” [/quote] Here's one from Luther's Works, vol. 6: " Then the major premise will not fail you because the Holy Spirit testifies both by this example and many others that God’s
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When I was young, playing ordinary cards (let alone Tarot Cards!) was considered a sin in many circles. This thread reminds me of an old Finnish song made by Tapio Rautavaara, which goes like this (my translation): This is an old story from the war-times: We had been on a long march, and the troops had reached the town. Next day it was Sunday, and the
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[quote user="Lonnie Spencer"] Guess I am going against the grain. I went the theology route over the commentaries. Maybe the next sale... [/quote] Your Aulén -purchase (Christus Victor) is a wise one (I don't know the other books, so can't comment on them)! And you’re not the only one going against the grain. I also went with theology
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[quote user="Liam"] Ah haha! Realized the first comments in this thread are a year old! Makes more sense now! [/quote] Yeah, many threads get resurrected after a good while. There have been many similar threads going on recently - some even dating 10 years back. I've been as confused as you many times, then I've understood that I'm reading a dozen years
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[quote user="Andrea Fleck"] Can you explain the details of this search? (was it all text in all resources under basic search, or was it a Bible search?). Can you write it out for me please? [/quote] Good morning from Europe! In your first post you wrote: [quote user="Andrea Fleck"] My Bible study book says that... the name "Zarephath" means "smoldering
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[quote user="SineNomine"] Of the ones in my post, if I could keep only one of them, I would keep the first, the Anchor Yale Bible Dictionary . But I see that it is in Logos 9 Portfolio, so you should have it already. The second one I gave was in Logos 8 Portfolio, but is not in Logos 9 Portfolio. The scholarship of these two is generally more recent
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[quote user="Andrea Fleck"] What dictionary do you have that has that info? (I would like to purchase that resource.) [/quote] By clicking the hyperlinks in my previous posts You should get to the resources in question (and purchase them).