Here’s a few search terms that landed folks on my blog today along with some quick thoughts on them:
- bonded leather bibles — Simply put, they’re better than genuine leather Bibles because they’re sturdier and less expensive.
. - is michael l. brown calvinist — Nope (thank God), he’s a Charismatic whose soteriology can be described along Arminian lines. I’m not quite sure if he’d call himself a Messianic Jew but he’s definitely a Jewish believer in Jesus.
. - backsliders go to hell — Only if they die while in a backslidden condition. Backsliding is not apostasy and one can come back if they so choose.
B”H
I’m always amazed by the search terms that bring people to my site too. Here are a few of my recent favorites:
*masturbation and the Christian
*free porn ebook
*how do you ask a man if he wants to marry…
Shaun: I don’t know if that’s good or bad…
definitely genuine leather! All the bonded leather ones I’ve ever had have fallen apart more quickly — their leather is so thin.
Marcy: I think genuine leather Bibles in too flexible (with the exception of my pocket NT w/ Psalms). I like a sturdy Bible.
My bonded leather NET First Edition has yet to begin to fall apart, and it is a very fat bible indeed.
Mind you, I am one of those who barely crack open paperbacks to read, so maybe my results are atypical.
My search terms are usually along the lines of esword, Esword, E-sword, e-Sword. That software just keeps on going.
Chuck: I’m the same way, I treat my paperbacks with the utmost care and respect. I don’t want to have to replace them.
And the price is definitely right on e-Sword, but after using BibleWorks I can’t go back.