Mark McDonnel
- Whatever limitations the Logos experience may have for this book, the book itself is worth having if Leviticus is a concern at all.
- How is Thomas Goodwin not a part of this collection?
- Kinda "not so Ultimate" collection...
- HOW IS GOODWIN NOT THEIR IS THE BEST QEUSTION ...READING ONE PAGE OF GOODWIN IS LIKE SEEKING DIAMONDS.
- Yes, that's a question I asked myself as well.
- The person they chose to write the Forward looks especially interesting. I am not familiar with that particular author.
- A very helpful for a breakdown summary of pre-Vatican 2 Catholic theology.
- This is a strange contribution to Logos. But from a Ukrainian perspective, Volkonsky as a Russian should hardly be allowed to speak. In my view, the last 300 hundred years of Ukrainian history under the abusive thumb of Russia makes Russia's voice null and void when it comes to determining Ukraine's future. It just seems strange to advertise a set of books on Ukrainian history, and the first book that is included is a book that denies the validity of Ukrainian history. Very strange.
- Disappointed to see Robert Dabney included.
- "The degree to which I despair of another is the degree to which I forget what Christ has done in me." O. Chambers God's good grace brings this to mind often. The sadness I have when He does is because it often salts the foot in my mouth.
- Neither Lincoln, Grant, nor Sherman were theologians and teachers in the church. The standard I think is a little different.
- Oh, brother. You're surprised that one of the best systematic theologies by an American was included? Let's cast some stones into the past.
- For some reason, on the cover of the book, the author is printed as J. C. Ryle, rather than H. E. Ryle. That ought to be corrected.
