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| Norma Boeckler is so well known for her Christian art that one Facebook friend of mine said, "You know Norma Boeckler?" |
The black and white edition of The Faith of Jesus: Against the Faithless Lutherans is now in print and on Kindle.
The print edition of The Faith of Jesus: Against the Faithless Lutherans is linked here.
The Kindle edition of The Faith of Jesus: Against the Faithless Lutherans is linked here.
Today I am ordering print copies of the book for those who supported the costs and for those who found and reported typos in the earlier version.
I am offering free color editions for those who find mistakes or lack of clarity in the printed version. Yes, you can double-dip.
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Why a Black and White Version, Then a Color Version?
My retail career left me with little time. I wanted to get a version out early, and even then it was delayed by various contingencies.
Another consideration is that any color used inside a printed book means paying the color rate for the whole volume. This way people have a lower cost version, and I have a chance to improve upon the first edition.
Norma Boeckler is working with Janie Sullivan on the art and forma side. I will look for improvements in the content.
Today I am ordering print copies of the book for those who supported the costs and for those who found and reported typos in the earlier version.
I am offering free color editions for those who find mistakes or lack of clarity in the printed version. Yes, you can double-dip.
Why a Black and White Version, Then a Color Version?
My retail career left me with little time. I wanted to get a version out early, and even then it was delayed by various contingencies.
Another consideration is that any color used inside a printed book means paying the color rate for the whole volume. This way people have a lower cost version, and I have a chance to improve upon the first edition.
Norma Boeckler is working with Janie Sullivan on the art and forma side. I will look for improvements in the content.
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| This statement by the Book of Concord editors, citing Luther, makes them all Calvinists or Arminians, or both, according to WELS, LCMS, and the Little Sect on the Prairie. That is reason enough to refute and repudiate the obnoxious dogma in Jay Webber's Emmaus essay. |