Notthemama1984
Puritan Board Post-Graduate
What are your thoughts on the Metzger? I need to read that for class in a month or so.
What are you reading?
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What are your thoughts on the Metzger? I need to read that for class in a month or so.
Osage Bluestem
Puritan Board Junior
I'm reading Are you Really Born Again by Kent Philpott. And I'm in Numbers.
Martin
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Covenant Joel
Puritan Board Sophomore
I'm reading Wisdom Christology right now. It's published by P&R and written by one of my college professors.
Reformed Thomist
Puritan Board Sophomore
Lately I've been bringing a small black leather copy of the Book of Common Prayer (1959/62 Canadian edition, a Cambridge University Press/Anglican Book Centre co-production) with me pretty much everywhere I go. It's a great book to dip into on the train, subway, while waiting in line for things. Scripture readings galore (the BCP is something like 80% Scripture), including the Psalter; the ancient Creeds; the Articles of Religion; prayers...
Aside from this, I'm reading:
Vol. 1 of William Cunningham's Historical Theology (Banner of Truth Trust)
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The University of Toronto: A History by Martin Friedland (University of Toronto Press, 2002) -- a graduation gift to myself.
Aside from this, I'm reading:
Vol. 1 of William Cunningham's Historical Theology (Banner of Truth Trust)
&
The University of Toronto: A History by Martin Friedland (University of Toronto Press, 2002) -- a graduation gift to myself.
LadyCalvinist
Puritan Board Junior
I'm reading Revival and Revivalism by Murray. I'm just at the part where Finney is splitting Presbyterian churches. 
Backwoods Presbyterian
Puritanboard Amanuensis
I've lately been engrossed in Bernard Cornwell's Saxon Tales series.
dudley
Puritan Board Post-Graduate
I have been reading a lot of Spurgeon and I am currently reading....
I am currently reading "All of Grace" by Charles H. Spurgeon
I like Spurgeon and his views...and I believe one of the best ways to understand Protestantism is to read the great writers of the past and I admire Spurgeon very much..I also want to learn more about Justification and predestination..I also concur completely with his views on Roman catholicism and the papacy and the pope....I admire his very vocal outspoken views of the Romanists...and the Roman catholic church.
"If I were a Roman Catholic, I should turn a heretic, in sheer desperation, because I would rather go to heaven than go to purgatory."
- Charles Spurgeon
I am currently reading "All of Grace" by Charles H. Spurgeon
I like Spurgeon and his views...and I believe one of the best ways to understand Protestantism is to read the great writers of the past and I admire Spurgeon very much..I also want to learn more about Justification and predestination..I also concur completely with his views on Roman catholicism and the papacy and the pope....I admire his very vocal outspoken views of the Romanists...and the Roman catholic church.
"If I were a Roman Catholic, I should turn a heretic, in sheer desperation, because I would rather go to heaven than go to purgatory."
- Charles Spurgeon
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ReformedChristian
Puritan Board Freshman
Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah By: Alfred Edersheim.
christiana
Puritan Board Senior
I'm reading again in The Quest for Godliness by J.I. Packer about the Puritans and their influence. It is a great book and I benefit each time I read it.
FenderPriest
Puritan Board Junior
Currently reading today: The Lost Tools of Learning by Dorothy Sayers.
gordo
Puritan Board Freshman
I'm listening to Cornwell's Rebel.
good call. I read that entire series a year or so ago. Very good.
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All of Grace by C.H. Spurgeon
What is Reformed Theology by R.C. Sproul
And just started Book 1 of the Settling Accounts series by Harry Turtledove (its really book 8 of 11).
Personally I find him to be very precise in his writing, yet he doesn't write in such a way that you would need previous education in New Testament studies to understand what he is saying. I think he is a very good author, and a very good scholar.
Notthemama1984
Puritan Board Post-Graduate
Thanks for the info!
about to start reading some moral philosophy books for class
but I am reading
Naturalism Defeated? by Plantinga and others
Freedom Evolves by Dennet
Origin of Species by Darwin
and really excited to start reading World without Design: The Ontological Consequences of Naturalism by michael rea
I am the the gospel of Luke with reading new testament use of the old
but I am reading
Naturalism Defeated? by Plantinga and others
Freedom Evolves by Dennet
Origin of Species by Darwin
and really excited to start reading World without Design: The Ontological Consequences of Naturalism by michael rea
I am the the gospel of Luke with reading new testament use of the old
Notthemama1984
Puritan Board Post-Graduate
Packer's Knowing God
DMcFadden;
Which books?
I may look into them for the Philosophy Class I'm taking--
In answer to the Original Post.. I'm reading About Philosophy (Intro to Philosophy class)
and just for fun reading...The Best of the Worlds Classics (Henry Cabot-Lodge) Volume II--Rome
Which books?
I may look into them for the Philosophy Class I'm taking--
In answer to the Original Post.. I'm reading About Philosophy (Intro to Philosophy class)
and just for fun reading...The Best of the Worlds Classics (Henry Cabot-Lodge) Volume II--Rome
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