Why I Hate the KJV – Henry Neufeld
Henry Neufeld, author of What’s in a Version?, has a video uploaded to YouTube titled Why I Hate the KJV.
Henry Neufeld, author of What’s in a Version?, has a video uploaded to YouTube titled Why I Hate the KJV.
Energion author David Alan Black has been honored with a Festschrift. Co-editor (and Energion author as well) Thomas W. Hudgins has the announcement.
… or more accurately a story about a cover. (I do love to start posts with an ellipsis!) With many books, the cover design comes after the content is largely settled and even formatted. I then have to push the author for any ideas he or she might want passed on to the cover designer,…
I’ve posted an entry at Threads from Henry’s Web about absolute truth and evidence in which I include an extended quote from Consider Christianity, Volume 2: Evidence for the Christian Faith. My point is not the same as Elgin’s, but the exchange there may be interesting.
Thomas Hudgins provides a thorough review of Dave Black’s new book. He says, “Coming from someone who has bought a lot of books over the years, I’m always appreciative when I can find one that costs very little but challenges my heart greatly.” I would add that the quantity discounts are very good. Check them…
… on Patheos. (This is a late link, but the review is worth reading.)
Energion author David Alan Black has been honored with a Festschrift. Co-editor (and Energion author as well) Thomas W. Hudgins has the announcement.
… or more accurately a story about a cover. (I do love to start posts with an ellipsis!) With many books, the cover design comes after the content is largely settled and even formatted. I then have to push the author for any ideas he or she might want passed on to the cover designer,…
I’ve posted an entry at Threads from Henry’s Web about absolute truth and evidence in which I include an extended quote from Consider Christianity, Volume 2: Evidence for the Christian Faith. My point is not the same as Elgin’s, but the exchange there may be interesting.
Thomas Hudgins provides a thorough review of Dave Black’s new book. He says, “Coming from someone who has bought a lot of books over the years, I’m always appreciative when I can find one that costs very little but challenges my heart greatly.” I would add that the quantity discounts are very good. Check them…
… on Patheos. (This is a late link, but the review is worth reading.)
Energion author David Alan Black has been honored with a Festschrift. Co-editor (and Energion author as well) Thomas W. Hudgins has the announcement.
… or more accurately a story about a cover. (I do love to start posts with an ellipsis!) With many books, the cover design comes after the content is largely settled and even formatted. I then have to push the author for any ideas he or she might want passed on to the cover designer,…