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Who is Bob Enyart?
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Originally posted by Lucky8
Why does his book cost so much? If its such a helpful book for Christians, you'd think it would be at least affordable.
Turbo is right.
Although I can't speak for Bob, I know that in the past he was willing to take what ever you can afford for any of his products including The Plot.
But to answer your question, I think he prices it the way he does because he's trying to fund a ministry with the proceeds. I happen to know that he's not selling miracles or promising riches from heaven or anything like that, so he has to make a living the old fashioned way.
You can call 1-888-8ENYART and ask about paying a little less if you like.
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The Fall is great. I liked the study on Timothy and Galatians as well.
What videos do you have? I have:
Mt. Moriah
Predestination vs. Freewill
Does God exist
Divorce and remarriage
Get out of the Matrix
Not to mention the many tapes we have of his shows.
I hope to read the book. Based on Ch. 1, I do not understand what he means in the two columns. I would be surprised if any one man or book has an infallible grasp on all details of truth.
Why is everyone hesistant to answer simple questions about his views? We cannot all take the time or have the $ to read The Plot.
I may agree with much of the book, but if his conclusions negate Pentecostal distinctives, I will be curious about the credibility of every detail. A theology might seem self-consistent through a book, but critical evaluation may find weakness in some of the interpretations.
I do not agree with Hilston on many perspectives. His site had a critique of the book. I believe they both are mid-Acts (whatever that is), but Hilston may have had some legit. concerns about all the evidence in the book.
If I ask a question, it is for curiosity until I am able to buy the book. I realize reading it will develop the concepts better. What is the secret that one cannot whet one's appetite or help decide if it is worth getting? I hope when someone asks me simple questions, I do not give avoidance answers.
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It could be that people don't want to answer your questions because they want you to be "convinced" by the way the book uniquely presents the information. They may feel that giving you a synopsis of the book will somehow cause you to be disinterested... because you would normally not agree with those viewpoints.
I understand that, but I often read books I disagree with. I glean what is helpful and insightful, and use the other stuff to refine my thinking or file it for future consideration. I do not think throwing the dog a bone would hurt. This book is not a salvation issue for me, so it is not the end of the world risking one person not buying it. The shroud of mystery is a bit disconcerting. A book review or synopsis of its contents should create curiosity, not disdain.
Scott, you hit the nail right on the head. You're exactly right. This is also the reason why Bob does not have a scripture index in the back of the book and it's also why the titles of the chapters have obscure meanings. The book is designed to be read from cover to cover.
Okay, here's your bone: http://www.theologyonline.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=440
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