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Equal Justice Under Law: Constitutional Development, 1835-1875 by Harold M. Hyman, Wiecek, William M.

Selected shorter writings of Benjamin B. Warfield, vol. 2, by Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield

St. Basil: Letters and Select Works (Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, 2)

A passion for books : a book lover's treasury of stories, essays, humor, lore, and lists on collecting, reading, borrow by Harold Rabinowitz

Teaching to change lives by Howard G. Hendricks

The End Times by Herman A. Hoyt

Exposition of the Gospel According to Mark by William Hendriksen

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CollectionsYour library (1,573), Currently reading (3), All collections (1,573)

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GroupsBible Collectors, Biblical History, Early Reviewers, Pilgrims and Puritans, Reformation Historians, Reformed Theology

Favorite authorsD. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Iain H. Murray, John Owen (Shared favorites)

About meOther than being a lifelong bibliophile, I love to read the books I amass, push my computer past its limits and BBQ all year-round. I love learning and formal schooling and have two bachelor degrees in history and a master of divinity. I am seriously considering when I should start my work for a doctorate.

About my libraryThe books that arouse and peak my curiosity the most are biblical studies, reformed theology, Puritan writers, and patrology. In addition, I enjoy collecting books on history, polemics, computers, lawn and garden, and writing. I favor collecting books that have historical significance and have had an effect on society and culture (or have a history of their own). In the past my library was twice the size it is now. Several years ago I moved requiring me to clean out 100s of volumes (an inescapable consequence of moving to a smaller house). My favorite authors are John Calvin, John Owen and J.C. Ryle, and the American Puritans (and authors who write about their theology and historical settings). My life-time goal is to cognitively read all of Owen’s volumes—a difficult and tedious undertaking at my age.

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