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Free Audio: Foxes’ Book of Martyrs
Get more information here. To God be the Glory!
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Good News for Lutherophiles
At least, I think it is good news. Todd at Historical Theoblogy has a report on a digitization project that aims to digitize 100,000 volumes: all the extant volumes that were published in Germany (well, in the German-speaking lands) in the 16th century (link to report). Obviously, a significant percentage of these works will be…
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Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed
Rob Lundberg at The Real Issue has the inside scoop on how you can get the subject film for free (link). -TurretinFan To God be the Glory!
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Free Sermons from a Famous Pastor
I’m not a big fan of John MacArthur because of my concern for accurate, precise theology. Nevertheless, he is a very powerful preacher and many people have been blessed by his ministry. Now, I have learned (thanks to Matthew Kratz and The Truth Will Set You Free) that one can now get free sermons of…
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Who is to Blame for Svendsen’s Book?
In response to this post (link) promoting a freely-downloadable mp3 related to Eric Svendsen’s book, “Upon this Slippery Rock: Countering Roman Catholic Claims to Authority,” Mr. Bellisario provided the following commentary, which I intersperse with my comments: MB: “Wow. If Sola Scriptura is so simple and easy to get, then why do all of these…
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Free Books in Florida
If you are in Florida and are a suitable candidate for receiving freebies (a seminary student or a poor elder, for example) you may want to check out this option, which really seems too good to be true (link). -TurretinFan To God be the Glory!
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Free Apologetics Course
The Parchment and Pen blog has made available for free an apologetics course taught by Rob Bowman (link). That would appear to be Rob Bowman, president of the Center for Biblical Apologetics, not Rob Bowman the noted filmmaker. While I would certainly not be able to endorse absolutely every aspect of Bowman’s viewpoints, and while…
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Bibles.org.uk
I recently came across a an interesting web site that appears to have as its primary focus the propagation of the Bible. One of the most interesting aspects of the web site is that it has a number of resources available both via its own website but also via the self-publishing website LuLu. According to…
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Grudem On-Line
I’ll confess that I greatly prefer Hodge, Shedd, Calvin, Turretin, Dabney, Ames, Ridgley, and Reymond to Grudem, and even prefer Berkhof to Grudem, nevertheless many of my Reformed Baptist brethren seem to enjoy Grudem’s Systematic Theology. That volume is now freely available on-line. -TurretinFan I’ve decided to remove the link, after reading the following article…