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Old 08-05-2017, 12:05 AM   #466
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The Technological Society by Jacques Ellul
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Jacques Ellul (1912–1994) was a French thinker, sociologist, theologian and Christian anarchist. He wrote several books against the "technological society", and some about Christianity and politics, like Anarchy and Christianity.
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This is undoubtedly one of the most important books of the twentieth century, and if you accept its thesis you won't be able to look at the political milieu in the same way ever again. (If you agree with it and it doesn't change the way you look at things, you haven't grasped its importance.) Most political theorists take ideology to be a central point from which "real world" consequences emanate. In other words, a Communist or libertarian ideology in practical use will produce a particular type society and individual divorced from the actual technical workings of the society. Liberals and conservatives both speak of things in such a manner as if ideology is the prima facie cause of existence - but as Ellul shows in painstaking detail, this is wrong. What almost everyone fails to grasp is the pernicious effect of technique (and its offspring, technology) on modern man.

Technique can loosely be defined as the entire mass of organization and technology that has maximum efficiency as its goal. Ellul shows that technique possesses an impetus all its own and exerts similar effects on human society no matter what the official ideology of the society in question is. Technique, with its never-ending quest for maximum efficiency, tends to slowly drown out human concerns as it progresses towards its ultimate goal. "...the further economic technique develops, the more it makes real the abstract concept of economic man." (p. 219) Technique does not confine itself merely to the realm of technical production, but infiltrates every aspect of human existence, and has no time for "inefficiencies" caused by loyalties to family, religion, race, or culture; a society of dumbed-down consumers is absolutely essential to the technological society, which must contain predictable "demographics" in order to ensure the necessary financial returns. "The only thing that matters technically is yield, production. This is the law of technique; this yield can only be obtained by the total mobilization of human beings, body and soul, and this implies the exploitation of all human psychic forces." (p. 324).

Ellul thoroughly shows that much of the difference in ideology between libertarians and socialists becomes largely irrelevant in the technological society (this is not to say that ideology is unimportant, but rather that technique proceeds with the same goals and effects.) This will doubtlessly please no one; liberals want to believe that they can have privacy and freedom despite a high degree of central planning, and libertarians want to believe that a society free of most regulation and control is possible in an advanced technological society. Libertarian fantasies seem especially irrelevant given the exigencies of a technological society; as Ellul notes, as technique progresses it simply cannot function without a high degree of complexity and regulation. "The modern state could no more be a state without techniques than a businessman could be a businessman without the telephone or the automobile... not only does it need techniques, but techniques need it. It is not a matter of chance, nor a matter of conscious will; rather, it is an urgency..." (p. 253-254)

This is not an optimistic book. Given that the nature of technique is one of a universal leveling of human cultures, needs, and desires (replacing real needs with false ones and the neighborhood restaurant with McDonalds), Ellul is certainly pessimistic. He does not propose any remedies for the Skinnerist nightmares of technique somehow leading to a Golden Age of humanity, where people will enjoy maximal freedom coupled with minimal want: "...we are struck by the incredible naivete of these scientists... they claim they will be in a position to develop certain collective desires, to constitute certain homogeneous social units out of aggregates of individuals, to forbid men to raise their children, and even to persuade them to renounce having any... at the same time, they speak of assuring the triumph of freedom and of the necessity of avoiding dictatorship... they seem incapable of grasping the contradiction involved, or of understanding that what they are proposing." (p. 434).
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For all the bone doctors out there, Amazon.com has the Orthopedic Study Bible...er...Orthodox Study Bible for $2.99.

The OT is the NKJV reworked to accord with the Septuagint and includes additional books. The NT is the NKJV. Notes and articles in accordance with the Eastern Orthodox.
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Purification Offering in the Priestly Literature: Its Meaning and Function by N. Kiuchi is free at Amazon.

This is an academic title that is expanded from the author's Ph. D. thesis and is published as part of Sheffield Academic Press's "Journal for the Study of the Old Testament Supplement Series". I haven't read this book yet, but I do have several others from the series and they're fascinating reading.

I put an eReaderIQ watch on this book over two years ago and honestly don't remember why, but I assume it was a footnote or reference in something else that I was reading. I'm also pretty sure that "free" is a much better discount than I was expecting.

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This academic work focuses on the concepts of atonement and sacrifice, using texts from the Pentateuch. Kiuchi looks at the differences between purification rites and those used for expiation. He discusses the Hebrew word, hattat, to discover if it is used mainly in instances of purification or atonement. A variety of interpretations are used to gain a fuller context of the source material.
Bear in mind that this book is a "Kindle Replica," or a PDF in AZW clothing.
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Old 08-28-2017, 02:12 PM   #469
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For all the bone doctors out there, Amazon.com has the Orthopedic Study Bible...er...Orthodox Study Bible for $2.99.

The OT is the NKJV reworked to accord with the Septuagint and includes additional books. The NT is the NKJV. Notes and articles in accordance with the Eastern Orthodox.
The Orthodox Study Bible is one of my favorite Bible translations, so I'm going to shill for it again. At $2.99, I'm pretty sure this is as cheap as it's ever been and I'd bet that the sale is through the end of the month, which is this Thursday.

As mentioned by Fluribus, the OSB is the Septuagint translated in the style of the NKJV. The wording is close enough that it allows meaningful comparison in English between the Hebrew and Greek Old Testaments. While the NKJV isn't my favorite translation, it works well here because the NKJV is less likely than other translations to replace Hebrew readings with those from the Septuagint, allowing more opportunity for comparison. In contrast, the NETS translation of the Septuagint is based on the NRSV, which itself includes readings from the Septuagint. The NETS, by the way, can be downloaded for free as individual books of the Old Testament in PDF format.

The OSB also includes translations of most of the Apocrypha included in Catholic Bibles, with the exceptions of 4 Maccabees and 2 Esdras (2 Ezra in the OSB is what's just called "Ezra" in Catholic and Protestant Bibles).

For anyone that finds the Septuagint interesting, particularly in the context of its influence on the New Testament, I recommend the (unfortunately not on sale) book When God Spoke Greek: The Septuagint and the Making of the Christian Bible by Timothy Michael Law.

The Orthodox Study Bible at Christianbook, eBooks.com, Kobo, Google, B&N and Amazon.

If someone needs a cheap NKJV ebook to go along with it, the NKJV edition of The Foundation Study Bible is also on sale for $2.99.
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There's a pretty broad collection of study Bibles on sale right now. While most have been posted to Mobileread as sales before, several are new.

First, the three new ones:

NIV God's Justice: The Holy Bible: The Flourishing of Creation and the Destruction of Evil is $1.99.
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I have to say that I am disappointed in the God's Justice Bible. The stated purpose of this Bible is to expand on topics of social justice that can be found in the Bible. Unfortunately, it steers clear of anything that would be considered politically challenging, which includes most topics for which someone might seek Biblical guidance! If you're looking for commentary that roundly denounces slavery or child labor, topics agreed upon across the political spectrum, then you're covered. If you also want Biblical discussion of contemporary social issues that aren't necessarily settled, though, like treatment of women and the economically underprivileged, you'll have to look elsewhere.

NIV Life Connect Study Bible: Growing Deeper, Growing Stronger in Your Spiritual Life is $2.99.
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NIV Foundation Study Bible is $3.99. The Foundation Study Bible has been posted to Mobileread before, but in the KJV and NKJV versions.
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In addition to the new ones, there are several repeats that are old favorites. If you're looking for an e-collection of study Bibles for less than the price of a single hardcover, here you go:

The NIV Study Bible is $3.99.
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The NKJV Study Bible is $2.99.
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The NIV Study Bible and NKJV Study Bible are hands-down my two favorite conservative study Bibles. Whenever I want Scripture commentary, I check both of these first.

The NIV Zondervan Study Bible is $3.99.
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The NKJV edition of the Blackaby Study Bible is $3.99.
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The NASB edtion of The MacArthur Study Bible is $4.99.
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I'm not a huge fan of MacArthur (I find his commentary narrow and his conclusions are sometimes theologically dubious), but Lockman's NASB ebook has terrible formatting and lacks footnotes. If you want a tolerable NASB for your ereader, I recommend snagging this one.

The NIV, Quickview Bible is $1.99.
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The Quickview Bible isn't a study Bible as such, but it does have amusing, USA Today-style infographics sprinkled through it. At $1.99, it's also the cheapest that you're likely to ever find the NIV.

Those are the ones that I consider worthy of specific mention, but there are still a few more. Here's Christianbook's listing of all ebook Bibles that are on sale. I'm pretty sure that all of them will be on sale at other vendors as well.
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Justo Gonzales's The Story of Christianity: Volume 1: The Early Church to the Dawn of the Reformation is available for $1.99.

The second volume is available for $13.49. Eh. Luther is overrated. I'll join with my Catholic brothers and sisters to protest high prices.
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Free OMEGAMAN Magazine in PDF format
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This month's free Logos book is none other than the Romans volume of the Anchor Yale Bible. In case someone isn't familiar with the AYB, each volume is a translation and commentary by a genuine expert. If you don't already have a Logos account, this book alone is worth creating one. If you don't care to download the PC software or mobile app, you can still read the book online at biblia.com.

The commentary discusses the theology and textual issues of each verse in excruciating detail. The $80 hardcover is 793 pages. In all seriousness, my breath caught when I saw this month's freebie.

If you're willing to spend another $5, there are two add-on books this month, both of which are other volumes of the Anchor Yale Bible, Habakkuk for $1.99 and Galatians for $2.99.

These aren't standard ebooks and "The Tools" won't liberate them, but as far as I know, Logos is the only source of electronic editions of these books. I normally refuse to buy any such books, but I'm setting aside my principles today.

If you're creating an account anyway, you might as well grab the free Verbum book, Augustine of HIppo's Faith and Works. Verbum is Logos's Catholic-oriented site, but books bought there appear in your Logos account, software and apps.
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A bunch of stuff that I found while browsing around Amazon.com. All books were $1.99.

HarperCollins Study Bible (revised June 2017).

Romano Guardini's The Lord.

Pope Benedict Last Testament: In His Own Words.

N. T. Wright Simply Christian: Why Christianity Makes Sense.

Dallas Willard Divine Conspiracy: Rediscovering Our Hidden Life In God.

Thomas Merton Wisdom of the Desert Fathers. Several other Merton books had similar pricing.

C. S. Lewis The Great Divorce.

Paul Lewis Metzger Connecting Christ: How to Discuss Jesus in a World of Diverse Paths.

David Limbaugh Finding Jesus in the Old Testament.

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A bunch of stuff that I found while browsing around Amazon.com. All books were $1.99.

HarperCollins Study Bible (revised June 2017).
That one's a big deal as far as I'm concerned. It's one of the very few scholarly study Bibles available at all, let alone as an ebook. I paid $18 for it when it was first released as an ebook in April.

The translation it uses is the NRSV and it includes notes on the apocryphal books. Whether you consider this to be a good or bad thing, be aware that the study notes follow modern Bible scholarship rather than inerrantist theology. If you're looking for a study Bible that doesn't assume that Moses wrote Genesis or that Paul wrote Titus, this one's for you.

It's also $1.99 at the other major players:

eBooks.com
Kobo
Barnes & Noble
Google

It's still full price at Christianbook, but maybe it will drop.
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It is pastor appreciation month at WordSearch Bible. See https://www.wordsearchbible.com/custompricing?g=1152 for lots of deals through October. I deal with ray.jackson@lifeway.com for even better deals. Send him an email when you know what you want.

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A couple of books that I found at Amazon.com.

Brant Pitre The Case for Jesus: The Biblical and Historical Evidence for Christ for $1.99.

J. Warner Wallace Cold-Case Christianity: A Homicide Detective Investigates the Claims of the Gospels for $2.99.
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I enjoyed the latter one, several years ago.
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WordSearch 11 and Bible Reference Library for $39.95

If you have ever wanted WordSearch 11, now is the time to get it. It comes free with the Bible Reference Library for Preachers and Pastors (a set of 195 tools, including 6 Bibles, 3 dictionaries, 33 commentaries, 26 sermon books, 16 theology works, 17 sermon helps, 3 Bible handbooks, 13 expositions, 11 illustration tools, and 15 homiletic tools).

I've held out with a free version of WordSearch 10 and their free resources, but this was too good to pass up.

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In exchance for some "opinions", Crossway will give you a digital (epub, mobi or PDF) copy of Why the Reformation Still Matters by Michael Reeves and Tim Chester.

I used the scare quotes because this is totally an advertising push poll. "How many Bibles do you own," followed by "would you be interested in" four different ESV Bibles, two that exist now and two that will be available in a few months. As advertising, it worked on me, since I didn't know about any of the four. None of them have digital editions yet, but now I'll watch.

No email address or other identification needed. Answer a few questions, then click the links at the end.

Crossway's "opinion" poll for the free book.
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