Anyone know whether or not this is 1. Legit, 2. A quality product?
The Amazing Christian Library
Cheers,
Anyone know whether or not this is 1. Legit, 2. A quality product?
The Amazing Christian Library
Cheers,
Adam B., Wine Country, California, PCA
Whisky may not cure the common cold, but it fails more agreeably than most other things.
In 2006 I verified some of the Rutherford is EEBO or was at that time.
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Christusregnat (09-12-2009)
It's referred to here:
The Practical Works of Richard Baxter, Vol. 1: A Christian Directory
and here:
The Amazing Christian Library
It seems legitimate. The creation date is 2005, the copyright date is 2008; I'm not sure I put too much stock in the "we'll up our prices" threat. Go ahead and get it, then let us know if it's a good deal or not.
Jonathan, A.A.S.
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Reformed Baptist
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Christusregnat (09-12-2009)
charliejunfan (09-12-2009)
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It means that it's likely the PDFs are taken from EEBO and being sold by the folks who sell the Amazing Christian Library.
I'm not sure that means that permission wasn't granted by EEBO to sell those PDFs, but it seems quite likely that it's NOT legitimate.
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Christusregnat (09-12-2009)
Why don't you email the guy and ask?
Jonathan, A.A.S.
Audio Engineer
Reformed Baptist
Ohio
I checked into this when I got some of the Rutherford CDs on ebay in 2006. Whether they know it or not the CDs then had EEBO files; and they were altered to try to disguise that fact. I contacted Proquest (owner of EEBO) at the time and never heard back. If they don't care it's hard to insist on any course; but asking is a good idea if there are concerns (and having looked at them then, I had concerns).
Chris Coldwell, Lakewood Presbyterian Church (PCA), Dallas, Texas.
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• The Confessional Presbyterian Journal
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The Regulative Principle: The Scriptures are the “only infallible rule of faith and practice, no rite or ceremony ought to have a place in the public worship of God, which is not warranted in Scripture, either by direct precept or example, or by good and sufficient inference” (Samuel Miller).
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Christusregnat (09-12-2009), gene_mingo (09-12-2009)
I have found that if a man is involved in a violation of one of the commandments (8th), then he generally will not have a problem with violating another one (9th).
That is why I would ask disinterested parties.
For the record, I'm not saying he's violating either; I just want to be careful with "good deals" like this.
Cheers,
Adam B., Wine Country, California, PCA
Whisky may not cure the common cold, but it fails more agreeably than most other things.
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