I don’t consider it a waste of shelf space. My private library is over 10,000 volumes and at the moment we are in the process of turning into a (private) town library. The best way to defeat the opposing arguments is to know their arguments which is why I still have most of my books on Mormonism.
As such, I do not have access to all of my books (80% are boxed from the move last month) but I will be glad to list some for you as I unpack them.
“I don’t consider it a waste of shelf space. My private library is over 10,000 volumes and at the moment we are in the process of turning into a (private) town library.”
I don’t have the resources to commit to such an endeavour and most of my books do not travel with me.
“The best way to defeat the opposing arguments is to know their arguments which is why I still have most of my books on Mormonism.”
Granted, to a point. But all libraries reflect the philosophies of their owner.
“I will be glad to list some for you as I unpack them.”
Thank you for indulging my request. I am curious as to your position because it’s not an argument that I’ve encountered previous. I suspect I know the authors, but I am unwilling to assume.