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Hammster · Mar 16, 2011

Executive Power, by Vince Flynn. We need us some real Mitch Rapps.

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Cajun Huguenot · Mar 16, 2011

Hammster said:
Executive Power, by Vince Flynn. We need us some real Mitch Rapps.

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I've read a couple of books by Vince Flynn -- I have enjoyed them very.

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GrinningDwarf · Mar 16, 2011

Not By Faith Alone: The Biblical Evidence for the Catholic Doctrine of Justification, by Robert A. Sungenis. (With a forward by Scott Hahn.)

greatbar · Mar 20, 2011

More than conquerors by William Hendriksen

Dramatic events across the world over the past 6 months has motivated me to revisit Revelation.

Osage Bluestem · Mar 21, 2011

The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination - Loraine Boettner
The Author of Sin - Vincent Cheung
Preaching the Cross - Ligon Duncon, Mark Denver, Al Mohler, CJ Mahaney, John Macarthur, John Piper, RC Sproul

JM · Mar 22, 2011

I really enjoy VC's work.

Right now I'm reading Reformed Dogmatics by Hoeskema.

Ordered Communion with the Triune God by Owen and the new edition of Marrow of Modern Divinity by Fisher.

More Than Conquerors almost made the basket this time, maybe next...

JSGuitarist · Mar 22, 2011

Right now, The Forgiveness of Sin by John Owen.

Faith.Man · Mar 25, 2011

In the Beginnings - Steven E. Dill, D.V.M.

GQ Chris · Mar 26, 2011

Currently reading "What is Reformed Theology" by R.C. Sproul.

bbbbbbb · Mar 28, 2011

The Plan of Salvation by B. B. Warfield. I found it fairly standard until the end when Warfield came out of the closet as a Universalist (of sorts). Have others read this book and, if so, what are your thoughts concerning his avowed Universalism?

Thanks.

JM · Mar 28, 2011

You can find a pdf sample of the The Marrow of Modern Divinity by Fisher (new updated edition) linked in this post.

BrotherBob · Apr 2, 2011

The Protestant reformation by Hans J. Hillerbrand and Evangelism and the sovereignty of God by J. I. Packer.

JM · Apr 2, 2011

Any chance of a review on the Packer book?

BrotherBob · Apr 2, 2011

As soon as I finish Packer's book. He discusses God sovereignty only as it applies to Evangelism.
The Protest Reformation is a great book with selected writings from Luther, Zwingli, Calvin and others.

Luther's The Freedom of a Christian Man, On Governmental Authority and six other writings.

Zwingli's Commentary on True and False Religion

Calvin's Reply to Sadoleto and Predestination from The Institutes of the Christian Religion

An easy read and one that I continue to pour over.

JM · Apr 2, 2011

I've had Freedom of the a Christian Man on my list for a while now...I better get to it.

Cajun Huguenot · Apr 13, 2011

BrotherBob said:
The Protestant reformation by Hans J. Hillerbrand and Evangelism and the sovereignty of God by J. I. Packer.

Those are both good, especially Packers. I read it many years ago and loved it.

I finished Hieko Oberman's book. It was good and had some interesting insights. I am now reading Heresy by Alister McGrath.

On the lighter side, I am on book three of Susan Collins' Hunger Games trilogy.

cygnusx1 · Apr 13, 2011

bbbbbbb said:
The Plan of Salvation by B. B. Warfield. I found it fairly standard until the end when Warfield came out of the closet as a Universalist (of sorts). Have others read this book and, if so, what are your thoughts concerning his avowed Universalism?

Thanks.

I always like his view of Biblical "universalism" .... also his interpreatation of John 3:16 .

I read the book years ago , a very small thin book if memory serves.

cygnusx1 · Apr 13, 2011

Cajun Huguenot said:
Those are both good, especially Packers. I read it many years ago and loved it.

I finished Hieko Oberman's book. It was good and had some interesting insights. I am now reading Heresy by Alister McGrath.

On the lighter side, I am on book three of Susan Collins' Hunger Games trilogy.

i also liked Packers book , also his intoduction to John Owens 'Death of Death' was brilliant.

JM · Apr 13, 2011

I've been reading a history of the blues and Marrow. Marrow is such a fantastic work...I'm reading it for the second time, very slowly.

BrotherBob · Apr 15, 2011

Just got four of J. F. Strombeck's books. One book, his fifth, "Shall never Perish" seems to be out of print. Anyone know of any copies available?

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