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Posted : admin On 23.09.2019Augustine’s The City of God is a true Christian classic. It is perhaps one of the most profound treatises on Christianity and government. In The City of God, St. Augustine envisions Christianity as a spiritual force, which should preoccupy itself with the heavenly city—the New Jerusalem—rather than on earthly municipal and state affairs.If The City of God is not in your library, it should be. And since the first seven books are, now’s the perfect time to add this philosophical and political masterpiece to your Verbum library and enjoy the benefits of reading the text with integrated Verbum functionality.
Letter and Spirit is a highly respected and popular journal, released each year by the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology and edited by founder Scott Hahn.With every issue, Letter and Spirit carefully selects articles that work to resolve the tension between the scientific and historical study of Scripture and its spiritual and liturgical application within Church tradition. Each volume is devoted to fostering knowledge and love for the Church in both the mind and heart of the scholar, priest, and layperson.
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From time to time, I’ll post about special offers from since that’s what I use for my research.Each month they offer a free book, and a heavily discounted one. For May 2016, these are both by Alister McGrath:.
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Adobe media encoder download crack. (SPCK, 2011) — free. (SPCK, 2007) — US $1.99.Alister McGrath is one of Britain’s top apologists.
He addresses the questions people are actually asking.Logos also has (for Catholics) and (for non-academic readers). Verbum also offers a free book and a heavily discounted one each month. The discounted one this month is by a commentator who addresses questions of interest to many Bible students:. Christopher M.
Bellitto, (Paulist Press, 2008) — free;. Brown, Raymond Edward. (Paulist Press, 1990) — $0.99Related links:. Free book of the month from and from (Catholic). and resources from Logos.
Dec 26, 2012 - Brandon Vogt has a post up on some free resources from Logos for Catholics which include the documents of Vatican II and Pope Benedict's.
and non-fiction books from Vyrso (non-academic).If you are not familiar with Logos, they charge for the books, not the software (a bit like Kindle). On the PC or Mac, this is powerful research software.
On iPad/iPhone or Android, you can read your books, but without the full power of the desktop versions. They also have an app for the Kindle Fire. This is the link.The resources are expensive.
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You can start by just buying a couple of bibles and books, but you need one of the base packages if you want to do serious study with interlinear bibles that show you the original languages (Hebrew and Greek). Start at US $295. It does take some time to learn, so take advantage of the free. The also provide good peer support.Just to be clear, I don’t get anything from Logos for posting this.Post a comment if you have a question or suggestion about using Logos as a research platform for biblical studies.