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10 Natural Laws of Successful Time and Life Management by Hyrum W. Smith

Basic introduction to the New Testament by John R. W Stott

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Hebrews and 1 & 2 Peter (Calvin's New Testament Commentaries, Vol. 12) by John Calvin

A grief observed by C. S. Lewis

The Works of Josephus: Complete and Unabridged, New Updated Edition by Flavius Josephus

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About me I'd rather have books than food, except that I'd starve to death and then wouldn't be able to read.

About my library I'm not sure how many books I have - well over 1,000. Probably nearer 1,500. This site is great - finally, I can get them catalogued!

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Wow, I've looked at your blog, and am glad to find another kindred spirit. You have a similar library as me. I guess that means we're practically related. :)

posted by dalivi at 8:10 pm (EST) on Sep 18, 2007

Thanks. I found your review on Piper's angles stirring. The strongest impacts I found were prayer rooted in the Scriptures. I find this powerful and directed, and sadly rare today. I haven't figured out what "pray and play" means yet. I don't want to stigmatize what might be meant by "play", but abandoning my engineering mind and being lost in the wonder of God's exceeding wisdom seems commendable. My first read regarding Piper was his "Contending for the Faith" about a year ago and I found it profitable.

posted by ReaderGeorge at 12:09 am (EST) on Jul 16, 2007

I've just started cataloging tonight. Let me commend your taste in books.

posted by Teem at 10:50 pm (EST) on Sep 22, 2006

Hi Brian - nice library, I also enjoyed your blog but I couldn't post a comment because I blog on blogger beta and they still haven't fixed all the bugs yet regarding posting on normal blogger blogs. I've only managed to catalogue one row of my books so far but already we have quite a lot in common - esp. re: Carson. Check out my blog http://spoohs4thought.blogspot.com if you've got some time.

posted by spoohman10 at 2:39 am (EST) on Sep 19, 2006

Hi there - looks like we have quite a few books in common! All Lewis and Piper mostly; God's God-centeredness and "Christain Hedonism" have changed my whole perspective on reality (for the better).

Just thought I'd say hello.

posted by agahagan24 at 9:42 pm (EST) on Sep 21, 2005

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