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Books which glorify God by discussing Christ and His work on earth, all in accord with Scripture, are simply another means of preaching the Gospel.

I realize this is of little import to you, but we enjoy it. As God wills.

One voice singing God's praise is lovely. One hundred voices is even more delightful. All singing the same words.

6,624 posted on 07/23/2008 11:18:10 AM PDT by Dr. Eckleburg ("I don't think they want my respect; I think they want my submission." - Flemming Rose)

Books which glorify God by discussing Christ and His work on earth, all in accord with Scripture, are simply another means of preaching the Gospel

Why? Coming from people who say sola scriptura it makes not sense. Is the Bible lacking in something? Is it not perspicuous? Does is say we should write books about it (and profit off of it?!?)? Is the Bible not sufficient and proficient? Is it not, after all in your mind, the word of God? If so, why does it need someone else on top of it?

Your side preaches one thing and practices something completely different.