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> The New American Standard Bible has been widely acclaimed as “the most literally accurate translation” from the original languages. Millions of people have trusted the NASB, learning from it and applying it to the challenges of their daily lives. The updated NASB continues this commitment to accuracy, while increasing

I promised generous excerpts from Dalrymple's new book of essays, Our Culture, What's Left of It [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1566636434/thedailyeudem-20]. I haven't delivered the goods, mostly because my typist hasn't gotten around to keying-in the

I didn't realize that my Malcolm's Messages effort was part of a trend known as "Blooks." I don't know whether to take comfort or feel humiliated. > A blook is a book serialized on a blog site. That means you can subscribe

A few months ago, I ordered a used copy of Le Rochefoucauld's [http://charon.sfsu.edu/maximfolder/RochefoucauldBio.html]Maxims. Only $6.00. Unfortunately, the book dealer didn't mention that it was in French. Besides obscene hand gestures, I doesn't know any French, so

Around age 19, I caught a reading bug and started reading everything that could possibly help settle dozens (millions?) of both precise and vague questions that bothered me. A constant but undisciplined reading frenzy continued for about three years, then I ran across James Schall's Another Sort of

An article about Joseph Conrad in the New York Times. That's good to see, even if the reasons aren't: > The Secret Agent,Joseph Conrad's 1907 novel about an anarchist plot to blow up the Royal Observatory at Greenwich -- in fact, a scheme by

I used to subscribe to Mars Hill Audio magazine. I always enjoyed it, but let my subscription lapse when my commute shrunk to four minutes (15 minutes by foot). I might have to order this, though: > In this MARS HILL AUDIO Conversation, Ken Myers talks with Susan Srigley about