Before i doth go to sleep
So i was looking at ipads, and there was a 2TB storage option, i was like TB what the heck, and it's terabytes, massive storage!!!
But an ipad wouldn't be worth it for me i don't think. But TB tickled my fancy a bit.
I was wondering when the 3rd volume of Van Mastricht would be available for kindle and i did some sleuthing, i looked at the first 2 volumes and seen that the hardcover was released a few months before the kindle edition, as long as a year or so. So the 3rd volume was released in January of 2022, that means it could be up for kindle anytime soon. This fills me with delight, as it's gonna be a 7 volume work that was highly praised by none other than Jonathan Edwards.
Another thing i got my eye on is Karl Barth's Church Dogmatics which would be in physical format from eBay. 14 volumes!! I think it's 30 some volumes in paperback.
I was on a cloud 20 and a half earlier and came close to getting Richard Muller's 4 volume set which would have been close to 300 CAD. And slightly more realistically contemplated just tucking in the first 2 Mastrichts. But i might just stick with what i got now, i'm having a blast with Turretin btw, and for next purchase, around Janurary 4th which will represent my February purchases if that makes sense will be the 2 Mastrichts, and Beeke's systematic which will soon have a 4th volume.
Bavinck and Turretin are like peaks that are often suggested only for advanced studies, but i with glee seize upon them, as i've said in previous posts my approach is not sound and is experimental.
I gotta get some sleep, as later in the day i am required to participate in household duties, in a sleeping pill haze i'll do that i guess, just having too much fun with theology though. SO MUCH to dig delightedly through. It's imperative i get as much as i can as quickly as i can and then just sporadically add ongoing volumes and new exciting things as they come up, the constant getting will then be a thing of the past, i'll be on that proverbial desert island, with me books mostly on my kindle. A dream at least partially already true.
But an ipad wouldn't be worth it for me i don't think. But TB tickled my fancy a bit.
I was wondering when the 3rd volume of Van Mastricht would be available for kindle and i did some sleuthing, i looked at the first 2 volumes and seen that the hardcover was released a few months before the kindle edition, as long as a year or so. So the 3rd volume was released in January of 2022, that means it could be up for kindle anytime soon. This fills me with delight, as it's gonna be a 7 volume work that was highly praised by none other than Jonathan Edwards.
Another thing i got my eye on is Karl Barth's Church Dogmatics which would be in physical format from eBay. 14 volumes!! I think it's 30 some volumes in paperback.
I was on a cloud 20 and a half earlier and came close to getting Richard Muller's 4 volume set which would have been close to 300 CAD. And slightly more realistically contemplated just tucking in the first 2 Mastrichts. But i might just stick with what i got now, i'm having a blast with Turretin btw, and for next purchase, around Janurary 4th which will represent my February purchases if that makes sense will be the 2 Mastrichts, and Beeke's systematic which will soon have a 4th volume.
Bavinck and Turretin are like peaks that are often suggested only for advanced studies, but i with glee seize upon them, as i've said in previous posts my approach is not sound and is experimental.
I gotta get some sleep, as later in the day i am required to participate in household duties, in a sleeping pill haze i'll do that i guess, just having too much fun with theology though. SO MUCH to dig delightedly through. It's imperative i get as much as i can as quickly as i can and then just sporadically add ongoing volumes and new exciting things as they come up, the constant getting will then be a thing of the past, i'll be on that proverbial desert island, with me books mostly on my kindle. A dream at least partially already true.
