This is what i'm doing when not listening to and posting albums
The complete organ works of Olivier Messiaen performed by Jennifer Bate, coming in at 6 and a half hours, this is to be played in full every single day whilst reading Reformed Theology.
I am making a list of all the most essential Reformed books I have, there's more than 200 volumes, so that list will be sort of condensed.
So excited in a evil kind of way to swim those waters where personal belief is non-existent.
It's very much a part of my personal history though, and probably the most understandable reason would be missing my Bible believing folks, and knowing they'd be encouraged that i'm reading that stuff.
But in the perverse way, that is where I get my kicks.
Monergism, the best free place to get Reformed books had a few new additions recently, a major Dutch Reformer Voetius, and Calvin's commentaries, the latter is a huge plus for every other edition of his commentaries I have is a pain to navigate through, the Monergism edition is superb with even learned footnotes that often go into depth!!
Maybe by Halloween day my list will be complete, which is also the day Luther nailed those 95 Theses on a church door, so fitting I say to then glory in this extensive library.
I think Bach is the best composer of all time, and he is widely known for his organ compositions, well I must say Messiaen's Organ work is even better than Bach's!! Bold statement, eh?
I am making a list of all the most essential Reformed books I have, there's more than 200 volumes, so that list will be sort of condensed.
So excited in a evil kind of way to swim those waters where personal belief is non-existent.
It's very much a part of my personal history though, and probably the most understandable reason would be missing my Bible believing folks, and knowing they'd be encouraged that i'm reading that stuff.
But in the perverse way, that is where I get my kicks.
Monergism, the best free place to get Reformed books had a few new additions recently, a major Dutch Reformer Voetius, and Calvin's commentaries, the latter is a huge plus for every other edition of his commentaries I have is a pain to navigate through, the Monergism edition is superb with even learned footnotes that often go into depth!!
Maybe by Halloween day my list will be complete, which is also the day Luther nailed those 95 Theses on a church door, so fitting I say to then glory in this extensive library.
I think Bach is the best composer of all time, and he is widely known for his organ compositions, well I must say Messiaen's Organ work is even better than Bach's!! Bold statement, eh?
46-50, M