Comments for Seminarian

Comment on Ancient Christian Commentary - Libronix by JNORM888

JNORM888 — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 21:11:12 +0000

yeah, I had two books of the series. I only have one now. I gave the Genesis one to a friend.

Do you have the CD ROMS?

JNORM888

Comment on Free Audiobook - Pilgrim’s Progress by Bill Moore

Bill Moore — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 11:11:29 +0000

Thanks for the heads up, just in time for a drive from upstate South Carolina through Louisville to Kansas City, MO.

Comment on Libronix PBB Installer by seminarian

seminarian — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 03:37:11 +0000

Hi Bill,

You’ve asked a good question, and now that some resources I have on PBB are being released commercially from Logos, I’ve had to ask myself that question. For example, I have Alexander MacLaren’t expositions on PBB, but it is also available for $25 from Galaxie. I see a benefit to owning the commercial/tagged version of commentaries so that they show up when the passage guide is used, but that is about the only major benefit to me. Now, if it were a reference work or original language work, the commercial version would be essential, but such resources aren’t available on PBB.

As for John Owen’s works, I don’t personally believe it warrants the $225 price tag. I would rather purchase something that I don’t already have on PBB with the money instead, such as the Oxford Latin Dictionary, even if it would be used sparsely. I can always define a collection in order to search Owen’s works on PBB, or manually navigate it for something I want.

Hope that helps. I’m sure some people will purchase Owen’s works, but a majority probably are not familiar with the free PBB.

Comment on Libronix PBB Installer by Bill Moore

Bill Moore — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 01:53:52 +0000

How useful have you found the PBB selections as a part of your Logos library? I’ve just gotten Logos Scholar’s Gold, after almost 30 years in the ministry, and found your blog and this half-year old post via a web search. I’m trying to weigh the benefits of buying Logos Libronix publications as opposed to using their free, albeit less functional, PBB cousins.

For instance, how much more beneficial would owning a fully integrated and tagged John Owen’s Works over the PBB version of Owen?

Thanks,
Bill

Comment on Global Warming, a real issue? by Someone who cares

Someone who cares — Thu, 08 May 2008 18:54:23 +0000

Okay, i realize there is a big debate about global warming-does it exist? Does it not?, and i, for one, do not wish to get involved in the political quagmire. But here’s the truth, people, plain and simple: we are hurting the environment. Do we really need the omnipresent promise of a “heat age” to spur ourselves on? Because that just proves how stubborn we are- if the whole world is destroyed before our eyes and pigeons are on the endangered species list, if cape cod has become the vacation spot of fish- our data will still be inconclusive. But let’s open our eyes! The environment is suffering, and we’re going to do nothing?

Comment on Boyd Luter, Al Mohler, Hershael York and the SBC by DrSteveJ

DrSteveJ — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 02:35:18 +0000

Boyd has been a friend for many years. He is a good man and dear brother in Christ.

Comment on Global Warming, a real issue? by Jayson

Jayson — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 06:28:52 +0000

let me ask you something. Do you trust your weather man or anyone for that mattter to tell you with any accuracy what the weather will be in one month from now? The answer is no. So why does anyone believe that the weather will change so dramatically in 20, 50 or even 100 years from now? The weather or climate (another word for weather) is unpredictable, period. So to assume that we have any real idea what the climate will be like in even 10 years is unreasonable. And may I remind everyone that Global Warming is a theory. Yes a theory, which means it is not fact and is little more than an educated guess, which i could argue isnt even that. I’m not saying pollution isnt bad or doesnt harm the inviroment, but thats not what Global Warming is supposed to be argueing either. Why dont we focus on something we know for a fact is a problem and that has real tangible solutions instead of chasing a ghost.

I like what Mr. Brian said in his comment, “Global warming isn’t science… it’s politics.” Well said Brian, well said.

Comment on Global Warming, a real issue? by Brian

Brian — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 14:21:09 +0000

For pete’s sake… can’t we focus on envirnomental issues that we can really control. Like: water quality, air quality, and solid waste disposal. We have wasted more research debating something that is about as difinitive as the existance of martians.

I still have yet to hear any rebuttle against the fact that A. Temperature rise has preceded CO2 level rises in every warming period… including the latest. B. Average temperatures have been on a downward trend since 1998. (don’t give me the hottest year was 2006 because you used the averages argument to dispute “State of Fear” C. the fact that man made CO2 constitutes little more than 3% of all CO2 output… Of which CO2 is only 3% of all GHG’s.

From a sciecntist… Global warming isnt science.. it’s politics… plain and simple

Comment on Global Warming, a real issue? by BVB

BVB — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 16:41:16 +0000

To quote part of post #4..

“Can we please take care of the environment anyway?”

Really folks why does this have to become political and ugly?

As citizens of any community it is our responsibility to be involved, take action and do our part. Whether it is the local or the global community. Taking care of our “home” is just the right thing to do!

Comment on Newest Libronix Sale from RCS by Hal Nichols

Hal Nichols — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 23:33:03 +0000

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