View Poll Results: What Should Backwoods Read Next?

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  • The Imputation of Adam's Sin by John Murray

    1 3.70%

  • The Old Evangelicalism by Iain Murray

    1 3.70%

  • Charity and Its Fruits (BoT) by Jonathan Edwards

    4 14.81%

  • The Westminster Confession of Faith: A Commentary by A.A. Hodge

    5 18.52%

  • Instruments in the Redeemer's Hands by Paul Tripp

    3 11.11%

  • Richard III by William Shakespeare

    6 22.22%

  • Concerning the True Care of Souls by Martin Bucer

    3 11.11%

  • Christian Apologetics by Cornelius Van Til

    1 3.70%

  • Thoughts on Religious Experience by Archibald Alexander

    3 11.11%
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  1. 08-09-2009 03:20 PM #1
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    The Semi-Monthly Help Backwoods Decide What to Read Thread(tm)

    Thanks for the usual excellent words gentlemen and ladies!

    Options should be up soon.
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  3. 08-09-2009 06:21 PM #3
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    Why doesn't ole' Backwoods just get one of those spinnie-round-the-wheel-thingamajigs?
    Thata ways, you could hold your own contest jest about any ole' time, all private-like, for yer own emusement.



    Being cereal for a moment, I voted for Alexander's Thoughts on Religious Experience. A.A. Hodge's Commentary seems less something to read and more something to reference as needed.
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    I love Alexander's book. It is great. Martin Bucer's work would be a close second if I could vote twice.
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    I voted for Bucer. It is an excellent book from one of the most overlooked influential men of the reformation.
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