Our Resources
These are resources I have made for the benefit of others. Some of these resources are quick and fun cute things, while others are about important fundamental religious ideas. Each resource is fully available for free online, or can be downloaded as a PDF or .epub file. You may also download a version for your e-reader or buy a physical copy of these resources for a nominal cost at Amazon.
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Contra Paulos
A book that gives a few reasons how we know the self-proclaimed apostles is lying. -
Theology of Select Carols
A little bit about a few of the Christmas carols we all love to sing.
Modern Resources
Usually, these are websites other people created, but we have archived them since websites on the internet come and go, and these seem at risk of going. They may take these websites down at any point.
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Cult of Paul
A treatise by Scaughdt talking about the differences between Jesus and Paul. -
Faithful New Translation
Yet another translation of the Bible, this time keeping accurate to the Greek and separating similar words like zoe and psyche. -
300+ Commands of Jesus
Compiled by Galen Currah in 2002, this table holds all 300+ commands Jesus gives in the gospels. -
Edgar Jones
Author of VoiceofJesus.org and an inspiration for modern times.
Archived Resources
Unlike modern authors, there is no serious concern that these sources work will disappear one day. Rather, the difficulty sometimes comes with gaining access to these works in English, which is the focus of this group of archivals.
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Not Paul, But Jesus
Written by Jeremy Bentham in 1823, this old book gives a plethora of reasons to not trust Paul. -
Complete Sayings of Jesus
A harmony combining the four gospels with a focus on Jesus's sayings. -
The Jefferson Bible
Around 1820, Thomas Jefferson cut out portions of the KJV Bible in order to study the teachings of Jesus. -
Søren Kierkegaard
Kierkegaard focused on the teachings of Christ in contradiction to the Danish church in the early 1800's. -
Doctrines of Jesus Compared with Others
In 1803, Thomas Jefferson compared Jesus to Jews and classical philosophers. -
The Apocriticus
A fourth or fifth century Christian apology based on a broad variety of subjects.
Software Resources
These resources can help to study the Bible. Calibre, in particular, will let people read .epub files, which we find to be the best digital format for reading.