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RedKnight · Oct 8, 2005

I like most all Christion books and you all?

Vaudois · Oct 8, 2005

Weeeelll...Some are just "feel good fluff" and some are solid Rock truth.

The Lord is coming really soon, so I prefer to read the Rock books and avoid the light stuff.

cenimo · Oct 11, 2005

Just finished one of the best ones I've ever read;
Dinner with A Perfect Stranger
by David Gregory.

I put up posts about it in STR and the Lutheran forums, take a look.

This book is outstanding.

Vaudois · Oct 11, 2005

Sounds interesting.....What's STR?

cenimo · Oct 11, 2005

Scripture, Tradition, and Reason...Anglican forums.

Vaudois · Oct 12, 2005

Gotcha...will take a peek.

Victrixa · Oct 12, 2005

Hi Vaudois,

I just looove your screen name! Do you happen to like the Vaudois Christians who have been around since apostolic times? (now they are in much much smaller numbers.) They were strongly persecuted and massacred....

Vaudois · Oct 12, 2005

Victrixa said:
Hi Vaudois,

I just looove your screen name! Do you happen to like the Vaudois Christians who have been around since apostolic times? (now they are in much much smaller numbers.) They were strongly persecuted and massacred....

Like them? Oh yeah! I've been studying them for years, been to their church in NC, collected books about them, toured their diorama, have a T-shirt with their "Trail of Faith" map on it... oui I like them!

I think maybe a thread about them should be opened somewhere....like under Church History...

Victrixa · Oct 13, 2005

Hi Vaudois

Are you going to start a thread on them under Church History? I would very much like to know more about them.

There's a Vaudois church in NC?

Do you think that the Vaudois have often been forgotten in Church History books. Very little is mentioned of them in Church History accounts....

Peace.

Vaudois · Oct 14, 2005

Yep...In Valdese, NC. The Vaudois (or Waldensians) are mostly absorbed into the Presbyterian and Methodist denominations in N. America, being a bit more distinct in S.America and Europe, but far from the original herosim of her glory days.

Here's some links:

http://www.xenos.org/essays/waldo1.htm

[size=-1]www.waldensian.org/[/size]

Abiel · Oct 15, 2005

This is such a cool thread! Not a single Salvo posting yet! I am so glad you all feel welcome here!

Abiel · Oct 15, 2005

I have spent many years reading many Christain books- sometimes they get in the way of reading THE BOOK!

Vaudois · Oct 15, 2005

I guess the Salvos our doing what Salvos do best! Too busy for chit chat...hehehe.
I've never felt unwelcome around Salvos.

Thanks for the help...now I got me a little person!

Abiel · Oct 15, 2005

do you look like it- or is it a made up one?

Vaudois · Oct 15, 2005

Well....yes and no....I'm not in the Abbey of (what?) Bury St.Albans, nor am I that skinny...and I own no green jeans...but the rest is MI-5 regulation issue.....ummm...your royal duchessness...(better than a mere princess)

Abiel · Oct 15, 2005

A book I have read more than once is Foster's 'celebration of discipline'

Vaudois · Oct 15, 2005

Never heard of it...What's it's main thrust?

craig_on_fire · Oct 19, 2005

Gosh there's loads

A Generous Orthodoxy - By Brian Mclaren
That is one heck of a good book.

Recommend 'Futurize' by our very own, Russell Rook (Director of ALOVE)

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