Last post of November 7, 2023
I must needs set limitations upon my postings to keep me from being extremely nauseous.
I keep wanting to state in full but with brevity the readings, and here will be the next example
There are groupings that represent whole libraries each, and for the research of Christianity they are as follows for me, in order of preference, some of which are partially part of the others
1. Reformed -- the presupposed crystallized extrapolated verbiage of the inspired source
2. Commentaries -- in this category i shall make use of online articles to help me find the best commentaries, one such locale is Ligonier.
3. Puritans -- to over time distinguish each's particular style and voice
4. Systematic theology -- self explanatory
5. Patristics -- 2 fold approach, 1) chronological 2) specific focuses on certain ones
6. remaining orthodox -- the stuff for the lay reader, how applicable they make it all
7. Catholic -- mostly just the classics and those which bleed into #8 below
8. Mysticism -- experiencing the divine, mostly Catholic
9. Liberalism -- a term reserved for anything that uses philosophy a lot
That's it for today, i love sharing, if my public thoughts are of any use, i am pleased, but be sure where it's coming from, some loser dolt who has the insane hubris of making an independent study of such a thing.
I keep wanting to state in full but with brevity the readings, and here will be the next example
There are groupings that represent whole libraries each, and for the research of Christianity they are as follows for me, in order of preference, some of which are partially part of the others
1. Reformed -- the presupposed crystallized extrapolated verbiage of the inspired source
2. Commentaries -- in this category i shall make use of online articles to help me find the best commentaries, one such locale is Ligonier.
3. Puritans -- to over time distinguish each's particular style and voice
4. Systematic theology -- self explanatory
5. Patristics -- 2 fold approach, 1) chronological 2) specific focuses on certain ones
6. remaining orthodox -- the stuff for the lay reader, how applicable they make it all
7. Catholic -- mostly just the classics and those which bleed into #8 below
8. Mysticism -- experiencing the divine, mostly Catholic
9. Liberalism -- a term reserved for anything that uses philosophy a lot
That's it for today, i love sharing, if my public thoughts are of any use, i am pleased, but be sure where it's coming from, some loser dolt who has the insane hubris of making an independent study of such a thing.
SW-User