Is it e-mail or email, Internet or internet, Web site, Website, or website? In a new book that deals with standards for writing online, Yahoo addresses these questions and many more. Coming in at 528 pages, The Yahoo! Style Guide: The Ultimate Sourcebook for Writing, Editing, and Creating Content for the Digital World is available for [...]
A. A. Hodge on the Importance of Doctrine
by Phil Gons on 24. Mar, 2010 in Books, Theology
Justin Taylor mentioned two books on the importance of theology earlier today—one new and one old: The Trials of Theology: Becoming a “Proven Worker” in a Dangerous Business (Amazon), edited by Andrew Cameron and Brian Rosner, and Helmut Thielicke’s A Little Exercise for Young Theologians (Amazon). Both look good. There’s also been a lot of buzz recently about [...]
Centrality of the Gospel in the Life of the Believer
by Phil Gons on 18. Feb, 2010 in Books, Media, Movies & Videos, Theology
Tullian Tchividjian articulates beautifully one of the most transforming truths I’ve ever learned: the gospel is central in the daily life of the believer. It is well worth 2 minutes and 25 seconds of your time. Tullian will be speaking on this subject at the upcoming Association of Biblical Counselors annual conference, whose theme is The Gospel Revolution: [...]
OpenLibrary.org: “Every Book Ever Published”
by Phil Gons on 03. Apr, 2009 in Books, Technology, Websites
I knew that would get your attention. Internet Archive, a site I use regularly for researching public domain books, just announced their newest project: OpenLibrary.org. Here’s the site’s description: One web page for every book ever published. It’s a lofty, but achievable, goal. To build it, we need hundreds of millions of book records, a [...]
Resources on the Doctrine of Union with Christ
by Phil Gons on 16. Mar, 2009 in Books, Theology
A pastor friend of mine sent out an email to a few friends last week asking for recommended resources on the doctrine of our union with Christ. I’ve done some reading and studying on the subject in the past, so I pulled together a bibliography of articles, books, etc. I haven’t read everything on my [...]
A Case of Major Plagiarism
by Phil Gons on 10. Jan, 2009 in Books, Theology, Trinity
The weekend before Christmas I was doing some reading and research on the Trinity (which is what I spend most of my weekends doing), and I stumbled across something in a journal article that sounded very much like something I had read in a systematic theology book. So I opened the book to compare, and [...]
Theo-Logic by Hans Urs von Balthasar for $27
by Phil Gons on 09. Jan, 2009 in Books, Deals, Theology
Ignatius Press is having a nice sale on a number of volumes. I just picked up Hans Urs von Balthasar’s three-volume Theo-Logic: Theological Logical Theory in hardback for just $27. That’s just a tad more than the cost of one of the volumes at Amazon. Here are the three volumes in the set: Theo-Logic: Theological [...]
Kingdom People Christmas Giveaway—11 Free Books!
by Phil Gons on 15. Dec, 2008 in Books
Trevin Wax of Kingdom People is giving away his 11 favorite books of 2008—worth $260—to the providentially blessed individual whose name he randomly selects. The giveaway is planned for Christmas day, so you have a week and a half to get your name in. Here are the 11 books that he is giving away: The [...]
The Second Best Book in the World
by Phil Gons on 12. Dec, 2008 in Books, Theology
I read an endorsement recently that really grabbed my attention. A well-known individual described a book that is not very well known in these terms: This book is much better than any other book in the world, excepting the Bible, in my opinion. The individual was Jonathan Edwards. The book was Peter Van Mastricht’s A [...]
Two New Theology Books Now on My Wishlist
by Phil Gons on 18. Nov, 2008 in Books, Theology
P&R just published J. van Genderen & W. H. Velema’s Concise Reformed Dogmatics, which the publisher describes as “a crystallization of the best confessionally Reformed Dutch thought in a single, manageable English-language volume.” The translation is the merger of Gerrit Bilkes’s and Ed M. van der Maas’s separate English translations of the original 1992 Dutch [...]
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