A Tour of Pastor Taylor's Library

#reformedbaptist #reformed #textusreceptus #koinegreek #1689

[@Pastor-Brettbyfaith]

Now that I have seen both Libraries, I will have to take you on a tour of my Library. It is a bit more like Pastor Dane's, but more Bibles. I lean more towards the scriptures alone, but I do have a blessed Library. I love the printed version! Thanks for the tour guys. Peace in Jesus.

[@TheJesusNerd40]

Love this organization, Taylor!!! I love you and Dane!!!

[@ReformedVosian121]

super interested in knowing how many books you guys read per year...or how you choose what books your going to read...im a Pastor too with a pretty large library...and im always wrestling with knowing exactly what I should be reading...

[@johnkight7676]

I rebind TRs too. I’ll add the corrections free of charge to anyone interested. 😉

[@theyoungtextlessandreforme7113]

I want one

[@johnkight7676]

You got my number. Holler at me!

[@PreacherJimC]

If your going to do a study on the American educational system look up some of the research from Wall Builders and David Barton

[@orlandoquintanasr.5863]

Nice collection, but where are the books that help you actually study the Bible on your own. This books are someone's work that doesn't help you to dig deep for yourself. Go to the original and ask God to teach you and reveal His truth not someone's else's interpretation because not all these guys are correct in their theology. Blessings!

[@MakoMusicOfficial]

You lost me at the point you badmouthed Barth, especially as you have not read him.

[@DaneKristjan]

Daniel Smith I don't think anyone badmouthed Barth? I myself have read him extensively and we did an 40 minute segment on Barth in an earlier podcast.

[@MakoMusicOfficial]

At 14:18 the guy said “it’s always a good thing when people don’t know about him” the inference being that Barth’s theology shouldn’t find widespread recognition.

[@samuelbonura7439]

“Barthianism, because it is antinomian, logically presupposes a god who is unknowable and beyond definition. The Barthian god gives no law because he has no law within himself, no fixed nature. By the term, “the freedom of God,” Barthians mean the freedom from any law or nature. Not surprisingly, the next step theologically was to announce the death of this god.” R.J. Rushdoony, “The Institute’s of Biblical Law” pg. 697. Ironically, Taylor mentions this volume right after his comment on Barth.

[@johnmelson7241]

@@samuelbonura7439 Hilarious. Rushdoony was a monstrous loon. I wouldn't trust him to wipe my rear, much less teach me theology

[@johnmelson7241]

Can they really say they are reformed if they don't engage with Barth? At this point, we are all postbarthian.