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	Read Me: Topics and Guidelines Study Room Trout February 7th 2007 Replies: x \| Views: 553
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	Huge database of Christian authors Amazing Rando Replies: 9 \| Views: 1,897	Posted: October 11th 2009 @ 02:32 PM by Im4HimiHs
Outstanding link! Behold, an enormous collection of Christian authors from both antiquity and modernity. Enjoy! Realms of Faith: Christian Authors Database
	Favorite Humanities Link Dave G Replies: 6 \| Views: 990	Posted: July 20th 2009 @ 11:15 PM by Dave G
I just glanced over the Voice of the Shuttle http://vos.ucsb.edu/index.asp, and if you're not familiar with it, it is a HUGE humanities index of art, literature, and history. If you have poked around in VoS before, I'm curious: what are your favorite links?
	The Fundamentals Xavier Replies: 42 \| Views: 4,229 \| Pages: 1 2 3	Posted: March 17th 2009 @ 02:04 PM by fiddlin-john
Here we'll be listing the book that we consider to be fundamental to any good TWebber's library... If you've got something to add, just drop a Title, author, and maybe a link. Thanks, Xavier
	Reference Desk dizzle Replies: 6 \| Views: 1,438	Posted: July 17th 2008 @ 03:07 PM by Silver Hand
This site might be useful to some - it is touted as the "single best source for facts."

	What Are You Currently Reading? followinghim Replies: 2,417 \| Views: 78,071 \| Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... Last Page	Posted: Yesterday @ 06:32 AM by gharfish
OK, so share with the rest of us what you are reading and why. What do you think of the book, the author etc? Would you recommend it to others? God Bless Followinghim :read:
	History Writers - New Testament and Jesus Shadowboy Replies: 6 \| Views: 111	Posted: November 12th 2009 @ 02:06 PM by Teluog
Hi, I don't know if this has already been done, but I thought it would be a good idea to get a comprehensive list of Biblical scholars and History writers that people feel to be dependable and realiable and some favourite books. I'm sure most of us have heard about people like Ben Witherington III, Bruce Metzger, N. T. Wright, Daniel B Wallace, Craig Blomberg, etc. But what about those that may be not as well known, or at least not as well known as those mentioned before (it's not like...
	Help me I am procastranting in Graduate school. Jin-Roh Replies: 2 \| Views: 71	Posted: November 6th 2009 @ 10:53 PM by Jin-Roh
That's right folks. I could be working on paper comparing the western Christian Aquinas and the Chinese Mencius on the question of morality and human dignity. But you know what I am doing? screwing off on tweb!! I don't know why I am slacking off. Part of it, I know, is that I am an extrovert (unlike the many introverts that seem to populate my graduate program) so I get energy from other people and did not get that today. Another reason, is that I did not schedule time today past 3:00pm...
	Oryx and Crake dizzle Replies: 3 \| Views: 601	Posted: October 11th 2009 @ 12:10 AM by dizzle
I am listening to this book by Magaret Atwood, the author of A HandMaid's Tale. I have listened to it before and wanted to again. Anyone else familiar?
	Does anybody know of any good apologetic/Christian downloads on MP3? Shadowboy Replies: 8 \| Views: 224	Posted: October 8th 2009 @ 02:10 PM by alaskazimm
Hi, Does anybody know any good sites to download any apologetics as a MP3 or Windows media player file to listen to on my MP3 players. I would like to listen to some while travelling or whatever. Thanks Darth Ovious :ovious4:
	"Don't waste your life": John Piper bloodrose Replies: 5 \| Views: 427	Posted: October 8th 2009 @ 11:02 AM by OneSizeFit
Gotta recommend this book to you all. Best book I ever read (save for those other 66 :lol: ) EXCELLENT, shorter, biblical, alternative to Warren's "Purpose driven life", gives hope to inactive Christians (without self-contradictory theology or stupid proof-texts). The book is pretty theological, but very easy to understand and also very challenging. Most of John Piper's books are awesome, my other favorite one is "Desiring God". Don't Waste Your Life is very practical, but Piper is so good...
	Any Fantasy Nuts out there? nickcopernicus Replies: 15 \| Views: 162	Posted: October 7th 2009 @ 12:14 PM by TheMightyGUEST
I LOVE reading fantasy books. Sometimes they are all that keeps me sane. Here is a very short list of some of the authors and series that I read. If anyone else likes some o these books, we can talk about them! Commonly known. 1. Wheel of Time (Late Robert Jordan)----I will NOT be reading Sanderson's work in finishing this. 2. Sword of Truth. - Terry Goodkind Maybe not as common.
	Augustinianism and Pelagianism (Wiggers) nikolai_42 Replies: 5 \| Views: 145	Posted: September 26th 2009 @ 11:58 AM by nikolai_42
I've started reading what I consider to be a fascinating book. It's fascinating primarily because I know nothing (or next to nothing) about the time period under examination or the actual views of the two men in view. I have heard snippets here and there, but never read any serious work detailing the men, the views (as they were), the consequences of those views (at the time) and the development of them (and the consequences that continued to follow). The book is entitled An Historical...
	Science Fiction Casslanpepci Replies: 19 \| Views: 606 \| Pages: 1 2	Posted: September 11th 2009 @ 11:37 AM by Thedonhopeless
What are your favourite sci fi. books? Mine are all the Star Wars Books. Just recently completed the latest 9 part series Legacy of the Force. Will now be buying over the next couple of years the next 9 part series Fate of the Jedi.
	Please read my short poem and tell me what you think! Thanks much~ OckhamsRazor Replies: 2 \| Views: 501	Posted: September 7th 2009 @ 07:38 PM by Thedonhopeless
Here goes: Words of reason like a razor.. Hard and with an edge.. Sharp in the hands of the surgeon.... It cuts out the poisin... The malignant lump in my throat... Slashes through a hurricane of tears... Tempers the burning steel of rage....
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	What is the worst book you've read? Philosophickle Replies: 112 \| Views: 6,293 \| Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8	Posted: September 1st 2009 @ 02:25 PM by Sir-Think-A-Lot
I've tried over and over to "get" Hunter S. Thompson books, but I think they truly suck. Coming in at second would be God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy.
	The New Testament... One Verse at a Time fiddlin-john Replies: 19 \| Views: 322 \| Pages: 1 2	Posted: August 13th 2009 @ 02:49 PM by The Curtmudgeon
Alright folks, here we go. I launch this thread to start the verse by verse launch of the NT. Here's how you do it... 1. Pick any translation. 2. Post the next verse, and what translation you used. 3. Only one verse at a time please... I know it's kinda dumb, but so am I. Here it goes Mathew 1:1 The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham. (ESV)
	Has anyone ever seen this image? mz8l18 Replies: 5 \| Views: 164	Posted: August 10th 2009 @ 05:50 AM by Little Shepherd
I need to know if someone knows anything about this image. It is very important to me.
	Curriculum Question: The Prodigal God Pilgrim Replies: 2 \| Views: 86	Posted: July 29th 2009 @ 01:41 PM by eudyptes
Has anyone ever used or heard of the book "The Prodigal God" by Timothy Keller and the Adult Sunday school curriculum that goes with it? I'm checking it out for our Fall Adult Education series. http://www.theprodigalgod.com/ Or does anyone know anything about Timothy Keller?
	Bible and the history PetriFB Replies: 1 \| Views: 110	Posted: July 16th 2009 @ 09:58 AM by greentwiga
We can often read and hear how some researchers doubt the historicity of events mentioned in the Bible. This is especially true as comes to the initial accounts of the Fall, the Flood, the tower of Babel, and miracles that appear in the Gospels. These are issues that researchers regard as unreliable. They may deem them only legends and think that those accounts are not worth taking seriously. We are going to study this difficult issue by looking at many examples. This study has been...
	What are some Key Bible Verses? Truth Guard Replies: 20 \| Views: 1,136 \| Pages: 1 2	Posted: July 6th 2009 @ 10:39 PM by thisgoodriddle
In Genesis, I think the key verse is: Genesis 1:1 "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." It is always good to begin in the right place with the right focus. Wouldn’t you agree? If you feel this is not the key verse, please suggest what you feel it is with at least one supporting reason. God Bless!
	Do you review your purchases? (not just books) dizzle Replies: 4 \| Views: 174	Posted: July 6th 2009 @ 11:45 AM by Sparko
Do you go back to review your purchases if you bought online, or on LibraryThing? I am starting to. I realize how much I count on online reviews, and heck, if only the idiots review, what good is that? Plus with sellers, I think it makes their day to get a positive review. The same goes with podcasts. Bless a podcaster today. You can review multiple times on Podcast Pickle and Podcast Alley. I can testify that sometimes that one review lifts up my entire day. Kindness can cost you so...
	Study bible recommendations PolarBeer Replies: 10 \| Views: 598	Posted: June 11th 2009 @ 04:23 PM by alaskazimm
Hey all, I've concluded that I need to learn a bit more about the path I've moved away from (Christianity, in particular the Church of England / Anglican faith) to be able to discuss it better. As my entire family's Christmas shopping consists of us making wishlists on Amazon and sending them to each other, I'm trying to decide on a study bible for my list. Thus far, the two obvious choices seem to be the Oxford Study Bible (Revised English Bible with Apocrypha) and the new (apparently...
	What is your favorite Study Bible - and Why? Country Preacher Replies: 50 \| Views: 874 \| Pages: 1 2 3 4	Posted: June 11th 2009 @ 01:31 PM by Adrift
There are a lot of choices out there. Not just in "translation" (or paraphrase) but "famous people" seem to publish their own "Study Bible". So, what translation, and what Study Bible? Some have been on the scene a long time, some are relatively new. I started to list some examples, but I don't want want to focus us in one particular area.
	Something I started working on recently Shadow Gaze Replies: 5 \| Views: 363	Posted: June 10th 2009 @ 08:10 AM by Shadow Gaze
Okay, I'm sure everyone is aware of Dawkins and the like? Whilst there are rebuttals to their books, these books are more counter-arguments and a defence of Christianity. I thought I would go through each of their books and point by point and highlight the fallaciousness of their argments. This is what I have managed to slap up so far: - I would like honest feedback, but note that this is early days yet.
	Oscar Wilde Sokratic Replies: 1 \| Views: 148	Posted: May 22nd 2009 @ 09:06 PM by Baphomet
I reccommend reading the complete works of Oscar Wilde, which isn't that much compared to other, more prolific writers. They all fit inside one 900-page book, consisting of one novel, plenty of plays, and a lot of poetry and essays. What do you think of Oscar Wilde, who once claimed that beauty was the principle on which all of us should strive? He was an aesthetician, for sure, and his poetry is very sonorous as a result. His plays, full of witty repartee, and his one novel very interesting...
	History Readers: What Do You Know/Think about Desmond Seward? The Curtmudgeon Replies: 0 \| Views: 189	Posted: April 22nd 2009 @ 03:24 PM by The Curtmudgeon
He's got a new book out, Jerusalem's Traitor: Josephus, Masada and the Fall of Judea, which I just had to put on my wish list. As things stand, it'll probably sit there for some time before I purchase it, then there's the year-or-more wait on my TBR shelf. But I wanted to throw out the question: Do any of you know anything about Seward, or have read any of his earlier works? Most of them, at least as listed on Amazon, don't seem to be Middle East or even Classical history, so I'm wondering...
	Holy Week Books, Any Thoughts? fiddlin-john Replies: 2 \| Views: 225	Posted: April 6th 2009 @ 05:21 PM by The Curtmudgeon
What are the best books for in depth study of the week of Palm Sunday to Easter? Need some recommendations. A personal favorite is The Weekend that Changed the World by Peter Walker. Despite its lame title, it was a very good read (especially for those interested in the archaeological study of Ancient Jerusalem). Another favorite is the deep and cinematic The Day Christ Died by Jim Bishop. Although I have also heard that a lot of folks don't recommend this book due to the author's iffy...
	Easter is right around the corner so let's think about Christmas. jcarndt Replies: 0 \| Views: 201	Posted: April 2nd 2009 @ 05:52 PM by jcarndt
Christmas Is Really For the Children ~Steve Turner Christmas is really for the children. Especially for children who like animals, stables, stars and babies wrapped in swaddling clothes. Then there are wise men,
	Creed - A satirical poem on the modern mind. jcarndt Replies: 0 \| Views: 259	Posted: March 29th 2009 @ 12:10 AM by jcarndt
Creed - by Steve Turner We believe in Marxfreudanddarwin We believe everything is OK as long as you don't hurt anyone to the best of your definition of hurt, and to the best of your knowledge. We believe in sex before, during, and
	Anyone heard of a book called "The Shack" Big E Replies: 5 \| Views: 521	Posted: March 25th 2009 @ 02:55 PM by fiddlin-john
I've got a friend who was asking me about this book and thought I would get some T Webber perspective on it if anyone has read it?
	Sources Plz Shadow Gaze Replies: 4 \| Views: 223	Posted: March 20th 2009 @ 08:03 PM by TolkienFan
I need some good scholarly books on the following subjects: - Religion and War/Conflict Reliability of the NT Reliability of the OT The Resurrection Evolution Intelligent Design Pagan and world religions
	Your favourite fantasy djnoz Replies: 30 \| Views: 1,248 \| Pages: 1 2	Posted: March 11th 2009 @ 03:44 PM by Casslanpepci
I'm a great fan of fantasy material... as a kid I read the entire Narnia series many times over. Tolkien grabbed my interest about 5 years ago (that was before the films came along), and after this I moved onto Robert Jordan. Jordan is my favourite fantasy author. Despite the fact that I have not completed the series (due to lethargy/boredom with it) I find his universe ... attractive. Because each individual volume is so huge, he manages to pack a lot of detail in, causing you to become...
	Hey there, need help from creationists and theology students! dawnghost Replies: 16 \| Views: 1,010 \| Pages: 1 2	Posted: February 17th 2009 @ 02:31 PM by rogue06
Hello everyone, I've been gone for quite some time now... been busy with study and work as always. Good news is that, although I don't have much time to participate in all the debates, now I have some cash to spend on study books, and that's why I am coming to seek your help! Since most people here are very knowledgeable, I'd like to know what you think on this selection of books currently sitting in my Amazon shopping cart: First of all our dear J.P. Holding's "The Impossible Faith" :teeth:...
	"10 books to read before you die" Kelp Replies: 57 \| Views: 3,294 \| Pages: 1 2 3 4	Posted: February 4th 2009 @ 12:44 AM by Lava Lamp
http://shopping.aol.com/books?ncid=AOLCOMMshopDYNLprim0001&icid=100214839x1205120906x1200240027 Okay, obviously the fact that he picked not one but two Dan Brown offerings gives me little respect for this guy off the bat. But what about his other choices? I just don't know that Harry Potter makes the list....don't hurt me. What do you think of these choices? What's your own list? The Bible will (should) be on every Christian's list as an "11th" so please leave it off.
	An article in progress on the conversion of Northern Europe...your thoughts? Lava Lamp Replies: 3 \| Views: 271	Posted: January 27th 2009 @ 01:07 AM by Hweila
Hey, I've been writing this article for my site. This is pretty much the roughest of drafts, and it isn't finished yet (all I've got done at the moment is the section on Iceland). I'd love it if someone could critique it and tell me what I need to improve. Here it is thus far: It is often stated by those who follow Asatru that the only reason northern Europeans gave up Asatru is because of ruthless, bloody conquest by Christians and iron-fisted suppression of all things Pagan. One site...
	Has anyone read "The Christ Clone Trilogy"? mossrose Replies: 15 \| Views: 1,467	Posted: January 22nd 2009 @ 02:34 PM by Sir-Think-A-Lot
I was in my local library a month or so ago and picked up a book with the title "Birth of a New Age". It looked interesting, but I didn't read the jacket very well, and brought it home. Starting to read it, I realized it was the second book of a trilogy by a man named James BeauSigneur, "The Christ Clone Trilogy". I hate book series, and this was the second book. I read the preface, and found it intriguing enough to read it anyways. I have since read all three books, and wondered if anyone...
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	RosettaStone Language Software ChemMJW Replies: 1 \| Views: 341	Posted: January 2nd 2009 @ 08:57 PM by Silver Hand
Hello all, I am interested in finding out whether anyone here has had any contact with or made use of a RosettaStone language software product. I am bilingual and am looking to pick up my third language, Spanish. My first foreign language (German) was learned in a formal academic setting, followed by living in Austria, a German-speaking country. I am a big proponent of formal classroom experience in learning a language, as I believe that proper grammar is key to being able to use the...
	learning to read other modern languages nunzilla Replies: 1 \| Views: 309	Posted: January 2nd 2009 @ 12:43 AM by ChemMJW
Hi all, I read and speak Spanish and English and can read Portuguese. I'd like to work on my Latin, Italian, and French, which are in the Romance language department so I can probably hammer it out with some effort with my Spanish skills... but I also want to learn to read German. Just to read, for theological books and articles... does anyone know of good textbooks or programs for people who only want to be able to pass comps or be able to read academic texts? I don't need to learn how to...
	Christmas Book List! Spacefoetus Replies: 3 \| Views: 386	Posted: December 8th 2008 @ 12:54 PM by T-Shirt Ninja
So what books should I get for Christmas this year? I'm looking into two main areas: 1. Philosophy from a Christian perspective....I'm thinking "Philosophical Foundations For The Christian Worldview" by Bill Craig and JP Moreland. Is it good? 2. Eschatology from a preterist point of view...thinking of going with the pbvious choice "Last Days Madness". What about David Brown's "Christs Second Coming: Will it be Premillenial?" Would you recommend it? What is everyone else getting?
	Recommend books arguing positvly for the existence of God. Spacefoetus Replies: 16 \| Views: 743 \| Pages: 1 2	Posted: December 1st 2008 @ 11:28 AM by Philosophickle
I was going to buy Reasonable Faith, by William Lane Craig, but having read the reviews on Amazon, I'm beginning to reconsider. Apparenly all his arguments have been "refuted" elsewhere, and I'm aware that the book is only a "starters guide" to philosophy. So what other books should I spend my money on?
	Amazon Wishlist Shadow Phoenix Replies: 5 \| Views: 344	Posted: November 30th 2008 @ 12:58 PM by JohnStevenson
In our family, one person gets a name randomly to buy for another person and it has to be a gift under $25. My Dad calls me tonight and says "Your cousin buying for you does it all based on Amazon wishlist. Just go there and start selecting things you'd like." Am I ever supposed to stop clicking stuff?
	Read and study: recitations from the Emblematum liber Matt M Replies: 0 \| Views: 383	Posted: November 12th 2008 @ 03:00 AM by Matt M
A reading from Andrea Alciato's Emblematum liber. This is the one you see in my profile, it's a book of emblems from the renaissance period. Latin: Emblema XIV Consilio et virtute Chimaeram superari, hoc est, fortiores et deceptores Bellerophon ut fortis eques superare Chimaeram Et Lycii potuit sternere monstra soli;
	By Charles soondak Replies: 4 \| Views: 446	Posted: October 9th 2008 @ 11:09 PM by soondak
I am homeless I stick out like a sore thumb In a city created by human hands Neat rows of square building that seem to reach the sky It seems impossible that they were created by humans Humans just like me Yet no one likes me The grass dosen't care that I don't have a home It is green with one stalk
	Poem -I wrote soondak Replies: 1 \| Views: 379	Posted: October 5th 2008 @ 04:50 PM by soondak
I woke up one night not because I heard a noise but because I knew someone else other than family was in the house. I am not a spooky person I don't practice Witchcraft yet somehow I knew there was someone in the kitchen. I walk over there and see something there a girl age fourteen standing bowleged for balance and shaking because her body was eating it's self. The stench from the rags she is wearing is like biting into a full fleged onion. She starts looking for signs of Jewishness in me and...
	Mine's Bigger than Yours! The Curtmudgeon Replies: 12 \| Views: 512	Posted: September 15th 2008 @ 08:53 PM by Shadow Phoenix
Or maybe it's not. :shrug: Anyway, how many books do you have on your To Be Read Shelf (TBRS)? It doesn't have to be a physical shelf -- it can be a list or a pile, or maybe you've got more than one shelf. But I don't mean just any book that you might want to get around to reading someday; to count for this survey, TBRS books must fit one of these categories: A book you already own but haven't yet read; A book you have ordered but haven't yet received; A book that you have placed on hold...
	Does Anybody Have Some Recommendations for Commentaries on the Gospel of John? JSDileo Replies: 25 \| Views: 2,169 \| Pages: 1 2	Posted: August 25th 2008 @ 01:46 PM by T-Bone
I don't really know where I would post something like this, but does anybody have any commentaries on the Gospel of John that they feel are in-depth and scholarly? Thank you. :smile:
	Poetry -- funny, silly, goofy! bar Jonah Replies: 21 \| Views: 4,057 \| Pages: 1 2	Posted: August 19th 2008 @ 02:14 PM by Vigilante
Let's have some contributions of funny or even silly poetry in here! Whether its' an artist you like, someone you know or your own junk... erhhh I mean your own verse! :ripurple: I'll start with just a little limerick (not mine, but author unknown). Definitely more forthcoming, including some of my own silly verse and at least some Ogden Nash. :rilol: There once was a poet named Jimmy Whose limericks weren't worth a penny In technique, they were sound Yet somehow he found
	Book review: "I want to be left behind" by Ted Noel Solly Replies: 13 \| Views: 1,833	Posted: August 19th 2008 @ 01:43 PM by moonmoon
A big thanks to Ted for sending me the book gratis; here is his website address: http://www.bibleonly.org/. Ted is definitely not a Calvinist, but I'll leave it at that, and his eschatological position is not to the fore, apart from the fact that he is critiqueing pre-tribulational Dispensational futurism, as broadly represented by Lahaye and popularised in the Left Behind books, but also referencing Walvoord and Pentecost. This leave me interested to see where he is going, since I have not...
	The Doctrine of Satan enoch_jhansi Replies: 0 \| Views: 531	Posted: August 18th 2008 @ 11:41 AM by enoch_jhansi
The Doctrine of Satan What He is Not: Satan is not evil principle, an error of the mortal mind, an abstract power, or a being with hoofs, horns, and tail, holding a pitchfork and presiding over a lake of fire and the realm of the dead. What He is: 1. Satan is a real person (1 Chron. 21:1; Job 1:6-12; Job 2:1-7; Psalm 109:6; Zech. 3:1-2; 1 Peter 5:8-9; Rev. 12:7-12)
	Catholicism by Richard P. McBrien Jonathan Cid Replies: 2 \| Views: 506	Posted: July 30th 2008 @ 08:52 PM by Jonathan Cid
Has anyone read or used the book Catholicism: New Study Edition by Richard P. McBrien? Overall the reviews for this book sound great and it sounds like an excellent teaching and studying tool for Old Catholics as it takes a more general look at Catholicism and doesn't seem to just focus on Roman Catholicism. The summary for the book says that the book focuses on Roman Catholicism whilst comparing it with "general" Catholicism. How true is this? Thoughts? Opinions?
	The sum of my semester's work Amazing Rando Replies: 11 \| Views: 879	Posted: July 26th 2008 @ 04:43 PM by Amazing Rando
This next month's going to be a killer for me. I have to finish three major papers by the end of May. I intend on posting them all here as I complete them. The first one is called "The Magisterial Reformers and the Conservative Reading of Romans 13" in which I will describe the shared "conservative" interpretation of Romans 13:1-7 shared by Luther and Calvin and those who followed in their footsteps. Then I challenge and deconstruct it. :grin: That one should be about 15 pages by the time I'm...
	Eschatology Study good for a Sunday School curriculum OneFollowingHim Replies: 56 \| Views: 1,952 \| Pages: 1 2 3 4	Posted: July 25th 2008 @ 01:53 PM by TyRockwell
Does anyone know of a good study on eschatology that would make a good Sunday School study? It can be as long as a year or 2 study. Thanks.

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