I'm preparing for a Sunday school series on Deuteronomy. Can someone please
point me to a few reference books on Deuteronomy. Nothing watered down but
I'm not ready to study it in the original language either ;-)

Thanks in advance!


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basicallyblues wrote:

> >Stephen M. Adams wrote:
>
> huh? You are the moderator what on earth are you doing joining in on
> the conversation? How dare you take sides. How unbelievably unethical!

The rules for moderation state that the moderator checks posts according
to the s.r.c.b-s charter, which you can read at srcbs.org.

The rules do not forbid the moderator for participating, and Steve has
been posting (sometimes too infrequently!) in this group for the many,
many years that I've been a part (Steve preceeded me).

Steve won't prevent you from posting unless you violate the rules of the
charter. If this happens, he will return the post to you with an
explanation of why it was rejected (which, btw, is never for doctrinal
content, unless it's written as an ad hominem attack). You are then
more than welcome to correct any deficiencies and resubmit the post.

>
> Let's see if you have the courage to post this! I have zero trust in
> this newsgroup now.

Why? The only way you could possibly be silenced is if you violate the
rules of the Charter. If so, it's easy to revise the post so that it
will be accepted. And if you feel that you have a legitimate grievence,
you can always send the post to some of us via e-mail. If Steve blew
it, we'll let him know. This group has rules for replacing a moderator
who abuses the charter. That this has never happened is testimony to
Steve's fairness -- but there's a first time for everything.

We don't want you to stop posting. Even if some of us are Trinitarian,
we are nevertheless committed to an open group that abides by the rules
of the s.r.c.b-s charter.

> I'm unsuscribing. Shame on you Steve. Once again- typical of a
> trinitarian. I'm going to notify Sarah and anyone else about your
> hypocrisy!

Please go read the charter and moderator's policy at srcbs.org. Steve
has done nothing untoward, unfair, or hypocritical. If you think
otherwise, bring it up to me, Bart, and Matthew. We disagree violently
with your position, but we will ensure that you are heard.

BTW, you should see Matthew and I go at each other sometime. I detest
his style (and he has complaints, some valid, about mine!); and there
are times when I disagree with him -- but he is well-read, sharp, and
often in