timmopussycat
Puritan Board Junior
Yes, Bawb, when it comes to havoc, you WREAK!
Unlike the apostles, James survived John.
Unlike the apostles, James survived John.
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Yes, Bawb, when it comes to havoc, you WREAK!
Unlike the apostles, James survived John.
Ow.ly - image uploaded by @wtsbooks Here is a pic of the binding.
I think this book will provide a phenomenal backdrop to the theology of the Westminster Standards.
He's alive!!! I seriously thought he died. Who am I thinking of then? This is weird. Don't tell JI that I said he was dead... he won't write the forward to my book.
IT WAS STOTT! I get my Anglicans mixed up. Sorry James, it was Stott and wow, it's been over a year already.
So even though my parents ordered this to be shipped to them in their name, somehow it was shipped in my name and I opened it today. Whoops. Needless to say, I love my accidental early Birthday gift. While reading the acknowledgments I came across a thank you to the PuritanBoard's own Ruben and Heidi!
It is supposed to come out for kindle, and it should be cheaper in that format.
Do we have further information about a potential Kindle release?
The most recent word from someone working at the heritage reformed books is that it will be available in a few days.
CT
It is supposed to come out for kindle, and it should be cheaper in that format.
Do we have further information about a potential Kindle release?
The most recent word from someone working at the heritage reformed books is that it will be available in a few days.
CT
A Puritan Theology: Doctrine for Life - EBOOK - Reformation Heritage Books
It is supposed to come out for kindle, and it should be cheaper in that format.
Do we have further information about a potential Kindle release?
The most recent word from someone working at the heritage reformed books is that it will be available in a few days.
CT
A Puritan Theology: Doctrine for Life - EBOOK - Reformation Heritage Books
Isn't that a little high $29.99 for an eBook?
It is supposed to come out for kindle, and it should be cheaper in that format.
Do we have further information about a potential Kindle release?
The most recent word from someone working at the heritage reformed books is that it will be available in a few days.
CT
A Puritan Theology: Doctrine for Life - EBOOK - Reformation Heritage Books
It is supposed to come out for kindle, and it should be cheaper in that format.
Do we have further information about a potential Kindle release?
The most recent word from someone working at the heritage reformed books is that it will be available in a few days.
CT
A Puritan Theology: Doctrine for Life - EBOOK - Reformation Heritage Books
It doesn't say what format it is. Does that mean it is mobi?
If it's like other books that I've purchased from Heritage books then you get both the .mobi and the .epub format when you purchase.
If it's like other books that I've purchased from Heritage books then you get both the .mobi and the .epub format when you purchase.
How was the quality of these other e-books, Rich?
This book, I believe, will go nicely with Dr D.M. Lloyd-Jones 'Great Doctrines of the Bible' [also a Puritan book].
It is similar to books of its size. Grudem and Horton's systematic texts are the same price.
Not to derail the thread, just a quick question -- I know that MLJ loved the Puritans, but I wasn't aware that his 'Great Doctrines' was a "Puritan book." Not attempting to be nit-picky here but to ask a genuine question: what do you mean by that statement? I'm fascinated...
waiting... waiting.... waiting.....
I think this book will provide a phenomenal backdrop to the theology of the Westminster Standards.
It is similar to books of its size. Grudem and Horton's systematic texts are the same price.
I only paid $10 for Grudem, $10 for Reymond, and Horton's was purchased for me all hard cover. It just seems like to much for an eBook $29.99. You can't give it away or sell an eBook. The only reason I wanted it in eBook form is due to it would be easier for me to read. I received my copy A Purtain Theology today and it is hard for me to read. Since I'm being reinbursed for buying this book I still might purchase the eBook. But I just can't get over the price. I hate to pay over $10 for an eBook.
The ebooks for Grudem and Horton are the same price as the ebook for A Puritan Theology. In the each case, the ebook is a few dollars cheaper than the hardcover. One problem with having the ebook substantially cheaper is that it would cannibalize the sales of the hardcover and make it harder to recover the large upfront costs of the hardcover book. My main point was that the pricing scheme is nothing out of the ordinary.
A negative review of "Puritan Theology- Doctrine For Life"
On Getting the Puritans (and our contemporaries) Right
If the chapter online is any indication, I expect that the book will be a celebration of the Puritans that is long on primary-source detail but a bit short on genuinely critical historical and contextual analysis. That doesn’t mean that it is without value, but it does suggest that some potentially important questions will not be asked.