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I started a hobby of study on the 4th Century, which you can find here.
This is a list of my book reviews and other resources which you might find useful.
A note about media reviews, unless otherwise expressly noted, the books and software are provided free of charge by the various publishers. I do my best to site the source of the product, if I don’t, rest assured, I am reviewing a copy sent to review. It does not mean that I will give a positive review – I want you to trust me – nor does it mean that I will cookie cut and paste good marks for the book. I will give you a review based on my interaction with the book. I will attempt to tell you about the book, and if I must, point out deficiencies of the material. I will either give you my recommendation or simply ‘forget’ to do so.
I review for Tyndale, Thomas Nelson, Abingdon Press, University of Illinois, IVP-Academic, Westminster John Knox, Baker Publishing, Our Sunday Visitor, Bethany House, Baylor University, Mohr Siebeck, Gorgias Press, Random House, and (more to be added). I wish to thank each of these publishers for allowing me to review for them and to my readers for engaging the dialogue.
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Christian America and the Kingdom of God, by Richard T. Hughes
Encounter with the New Testament, An Interdisciplinary Approach
Below is a discussion on Early Christian Doctrines, by RND Kelly
James White’s The KJVO Controversy
James McGrath’s The Only True God:
John H. Walton’s The Lost World of Genesis One
Ancient Christian Doctrines Volume 1
Offworld (Fiction)
I recommend the New Living Translation Bible. (Here, There is an online version of the bible, as well – here.
Recently, I had the pleasure of reviewing the NLT Mosaic, and in honor, I ran a blog-a-thon. Clicking below will take you to all the posts associated with my blog-a-thon and the blog tour to celebrate the release of the Mosaic. Here, you can find the video reviews of it.
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General media review – such as BibleWorks 8 (reviews here.)
E-Sword is a great free resource for bible study replete from professional and user made modules.
Online Bibles
- NLT (New Living Translation)
- ESV (English Standard Version)
- NASB (New American Standard Bible)
- NET (New English Translation)
- NETS (New English Translation of the Septuagint)
- NJB (New Jerusalem Bible)
- NRSV (New Revised Standard Version)
- TNIV (Today’s New International Version)
- HCSB (Holman Christian Standard Bible)
Blogger resources:
Here is a complete list of biblioblogs.
Looking closer to the ESV so-called publishing team, is very impressive! Even a few Irish lad’s lol…from the Queen’s University of Belfast. Of course Leon Morris who I have met (Aussie). I cannot find fault with the men and people.
Fr. R.
Looking closer to the ESV so-called publishing team, is very impressive! Even a few Irish lad’s lol…from the Queen’s University of Belfast. Of course Leon Morris who I have met (Aussie). I cannot find fault with the men and people.
Fr. R.
I cannot old anything against Irishmen! I am Scotch-Irish/German. Good people.
Amen! I had a German g/f once! lol (My wife knows) Have you read Bonhoeffer any?
Fr. R.
Amen! I had a German g/f once! lol (My wife knows) Have you read Bonhoeffer any?
Fr. R.
I too had a German girlfriend in high school, Fr. Robert!
I have read some of the Cost of Discipleship – got side tracked with other things.
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I cannot old anything against Irishmen! I am Scotch-Irish/German. Good people.
I too had a German girlfriend in high school, Fr. Robert!
I have read some of the Cost of Discipleship – got side tracked with other things.