[eBook] Up to 90% off eBooks (Free Membership Required, e.g. US$6.99/~A$11 ESV Expository Commentary, Was US$69.99) @ Crossway

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treebytheriver on 02/01/2025 - 06:52 crossway.org (134 clicks)
Last edited 02/01/2025 - 15:22 by 1 other user

NB: This is a Christian book publisher.

Need to sign up as a free "Crossway+" member first. Then the discount automatically applies in your account.

Not as good as last year (where every eBook was USD2.99) but still some great savings!

If you go to a church, send to your pastor too, they will likely appreciate it!

According to the email:

Starting on January 1 and running through January 8, 2025 (US Time), Crossway+ members can purchase ebooks and audiobooks for up to 90% off (some exclusions apply)

All ebooks and audiobooks priced $29.99 or less are $2.99
All ebooks and audiobooks priced $30–$59.99 are $4.99
All ebooks and audiobooks priced $60–$99.99 are $6.99

There are also two freebies on offer:
* Free Ebook: Radically Whole by David Gibson
* Free Audiobook: Remaking the World by Andrew Wilson

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  bootlace on 02/01/2025 - 07:04

  -7

  You can always save money from these charlatans and achieve the same mental clarity by reading kitty litter tea leaves.

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    LolwutMikka on 02/01/2025 - 07:37

    +2

    God bless you brother, careful not to cut yourself on that edge.

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    treebytheriver on 02/01/2025 - 07:41

    +1

    Respected secular historian Tom Holland (same name but different to Spiderman actor) would disagree.
    "Without Christian faith, ultimately what is the underpinning for [our liberal values]?"

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      bootlace on 02/01/2025 - 09:18

      Christianity has been the basis of much change; we owe the people who practiced it for introducing kindness into systems and institutions.

      But it’s a bygone mass delusion. We know beyond gods & magic today, we don’t need its mythology and miscalculations; they are primitive and unwise.

      Today many, perhaps most, Christians aren’t followers of Christ, they’re fans. They’re into him for the magic powers and all the smite, and the insurance that heaven will undo their sins with a magical afterlife, which is terribly convenient.

      The trick is to move forward with grace & kindness, new traditions and community building. What could be the catalyst I’m not yet sure, I would hope it would be Earth itself, the environment, alas… not looking good.

      The question isn’t whether Christianity helped underpin liberal values (it did), it’s that, given Christianity has become so corrupted and useless as a tool of humanity today, what will be the underpinning of tomorrow’s values?

      That’s the challenge we face; not mainlining more delusion.

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        treebytheriver on 02/01/2025 - 10:11

        Thanks for your thoughtful reply. I won't be able to answer fully, but would just say that what you call a "bygone mass delusion" has some solid historical evidence especially surrounding the New Testament as a source.
        If you've never read it, Luke's biography of Jesus takes 1.5 hours to read and it may surprise you.

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        Salvsum on 02/01/2025 - 10:14

        +1

        The question isn’t whether Christianity helped underpin liberal values

        The real question is whether it's true. If it is, everything changes.

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          SirFrankGrimes on 02/01/2025 - 11:22

          @Salvsum: And if it’s not, no Christian loses anything in the end. But that’s not why I follow Jesus. I am convinced, based on the historical evidence and logic + faith + witnessing Christian promises (like prayer, church, Christian values, etc) play out in my life, that God is real, He loves us and that Jesus is risen

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  howiezly on 02/01/2025 - 10:14

  +2

  Crossway is an excellent resource for those seeking Christian content.

  I can recommend the ESV Commentaries for those looking to dig deeper into the bible.

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  Thirtyfourfifty on 02/01/2025 - 11:23

  Is there an app to access this or is it just via web browser? If there is an app, how is the functionality?

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    treebytheriver on 02/01/2025 - 16:14

    You just download a EPUB or PDF. So any ebook reader will work.