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Why would anyone read anything but Hodge?
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04-25-2008, 10:23 PM
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| | | Reformed Dogmatics, volume 4 I am wondering who has picked up volume 4 of Bavinck's Reformed Dogmatics and who got it for the best price? | 
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04-25-2008, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by ChristianTrader $19.90 |
where, praytell? | 
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04-25-2008, 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Backwoods Presbyterian I voted for the third option...  | Ben, You NEED these volumes! BTW, Come to Banner, your wife is due the week after, not the week of! | | The Following User Says Thank You to nleshelman For This Useful Post: | | 
04-25-2008, 10:44 PM
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| | No problem Nathan I'll certainly pick these up. I hear nothing but awesome things about him.
On second thought I'll take my wife with me to Banner, they have hospitals in Harrisburg...  | | The Following User Says Thank You to Backwoods Presbyterian For This Useful Post: | | 
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Originally Posted by ChristianTrader $19.90 |
where, praytell? | I preordered on bn usually a 40% off coupon at the beginning of the year. That price includes shipping and taxes.  | 
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04-26-2008, 02:42 PM
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| | | $28 from Reformtion Heritage Books, thye ship to the UK for 25% which is cheaper than most. In the UK it would cost $50.
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04-26-2008, 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Hippo $28 from Reformtion Heritage Books, thye ship to the UK for 25% which is cheaper than most. In the UK it would cost $50. | In pounds isn't that the equivalent of less than $30?
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04-26-2008, 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by shackleton Quote:
Originally Posted by Hippo $28 from Reformtion Heritage Books, thye ship to the UK for 25% which is cheaper than most. In the UK it would cost $50. | In pounds isn't that the equivalent of less than $30? | It's $28 plus shipping to the UK, or $50 if he bought it there.
In pounds that's about 14 pounds+shipping, or 25 if he bought it there.
Not sure what the "equivalent of less than $30" means. | 
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Originally Posted by Hippo $28 from Reformtion Heritage Books, thye ship to the UK for 25% which is cheaper than most. In the UK it would cost $50. | In pounds isn't that the equivalent of less than $30? | If I brought it in the UK it would cost £25, that is around $50, importing from USA costs $28 plus $7 shipping equals £18. | 
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Originally Posted by Backwoods Presbyterian I voted for the third option...  |  I've got a' Brakel, Calvin, Hodge (father and son), Dabney, Thornwell, Turretin, Vos, Rushdoony, Owen, (and a few Arminians who don't deserve to be mentioned by named)--but I suppose there's always room for another theology! 
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Originally Posted by Backwoods Presbyterian I voted for the third option...  |  I've got a' Brakel, Calvin, Hodge (father and son), Dabney, Thornwell, Turretin, Vos, Rushdoony, Owen, (and a few Arminians who don't deserve to be mentioned by named)--but I suppose there's always room for another theology!  | What? No Chafer, Tillich, Pannenberg, Brunner, Finney, Grenz, Ryrie, and Geisler???  | 
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Originally Posted by Presbyterian Deacon Quote:
Originally Posted by Backwoods Presbyterian I voted for the third option...  |  I've got a' Brakel, Calvin, Hodge (father and son), Dabney, Thornwell, Turretin, Vos, Rushdoony, Owen, (and a few Arminians who don't deserve to be mentioned by named)--but I suppose there's always room for another theology!  | What? No Chafer, Tillich, Pannenberg, Brunner, Finney, Grenz, Ryrie, and Geisler???  | Those would be among the "Arminians who don't deserve to be mentioned by name." Although, I don't have Pannenburg, Brunner, or Grenz.
Thanks for mentioning them.
Praise God you didn't mention Pope or Thiessen....   | 
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| | | Why would somebody vote for the third option? Hodge borrowed most of his material from Turretin. It seems, whether or not you would want Bavinck's dogmatics, you'd want to have Turretin's Elentics if you like Hodge. | 
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